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The beginning and the end of the observation vectors correspond typically to a non-edge (or background) state.

Antisense transcripts detected in this study correspond typically to cis-encoded antisense RNAs, i.e. encoded in the same DNA locus as their complementary targets.

In the current experiments such corresponds typically to 1500 μs delay.

One CSI-RS configuration corresponds typically to transmission from one point, but it is possible to configure two transmission points under one CSI-RS configuration transparently to a UE.

The thermal conductivity is measured here in Lennard-Jones units (LJU), which correspond in real units typically to W/mK.

One full blood spot is thought to typically correspond to approximately 50 μL blood.

Traffic data was captured covering a wide range of traffic flow: moderate to heavy flow situation which typically correspond to a volume to capacity ratio of 0.6 to 1.0.

Aligning MS /MS spectra Under common experimental conditions, the highest intensity peaks in MS spectra typically correspond to y- and, to a lesser extent, b-ions.

Most parents had an intermediate vocational training (mothers: 36%; fathers: 32%), which typically corresponds to 13 to 15 years of education.

The concentration of the xanthan gum solution was set to 0.5% w/ w to correspond to a value typically found in thickened foods.

In particular, they will typically correspond to different classes of BSDEs: local problems correspond to classical BSDEs, whereas global ones can be dealt with through generalized BSDEs, which were introduced in the recent work by Cheridito and Nam (2017) (see also Zheng and Zong (2017)).