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The graph corresponding to a normal probability density function with a mean of μ = 50 and a standard deviation of σ = 5 is shown in Figure 3. Like all normal distribution graphs, it is a bell-shaped curve.

c Time-intensity curve derived from DCE-MR imaging with TIC type 1, corresponding to a normal vascularization of the bone marrow without signs of neoangiogenesis.

Constraints of the optimization problems are an upper limit of the VFA concentration, and an upper limit of the feed rate corresponding to a normal animal waste production at the farm.

c Time-intensity curve derived from DCE-MR imaging with a TIC type 1 (L3 - blue) and type 2 (T10 - yellow) curve, corresponding to a normal vascularization of the bone marrow, no signs of neoangiogenesis.

We enforce at the external boundary of the vitreous a hydrostatic pressure equal to 15 mmHg, corresponding to a normal intraocular pressure (IOP), and at the external boundary of the sclera a hydrostatic pressure equal to 10 mmHg, corresponding to the episcleral venous pressure [8].

Catatonic sleeping cells are modeled in the simulation in the following way: for each possible faulty cell 400 continuous monitoring periods of 1 m are simulated: first 200 periods corresponding to a normal case situation (where the cell works properly), while the following 200 periods model a sleeping cell failure of one BS that stops transmitting.

Each medication has a specific defined daily dose corresponding to a 'normal' dosage of the drug (e.g. 1 DDD of fluoxetine is 20 mg, while 1 DDD of sertraline is 50 mg), and this facilitates the summation of drugs of different strengths.

Figure 8a indicate that the shear stress corresponding to a fixed normal stress increases initially until it reaches the peak strength, which then decreases gradually toward its residual strength.

Regions with z-scores of more than ±4.42 (absolute value) occurring in one or more samples, corresponding to a standard normal P-value of 0.00001 (1e-5), were reported and the data in these regions inspected to define borders for deletions/extra regions.

The D statistics of the pairwise comparison between the sub-Saharan African population (H1) and the non-African population (H2) is summarized in figure 2 A. A Bonferroni-corrected P value for 40 hypothesis tests is 0.0013 (0.05/40), corresponding to a standard normal Z score of ∼3 standard deviation (SD).

Surface temperature maps collected on April 9th 2014 (following a period characterized by local intense rainfall) allowed to detect widespread seepage sectors in correspondence of a rock mass key discontinuity, corresponding to a high persistent normal fault dissecting the whole rock massif (oval 1 in Fig. 10b, c).