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The data of CPI, DJIA, FFR, USDI, GP are from Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis1 and the data of BTC are from Bitcoin Charts.2 CPI is originally monthly data, we adjusted other data to monthly use the method of monthly average so that all the frequency of data can be matched.

It is apparent that the forward flux data can be matched closely by the alternative model, at the expense of not being able to reproduce the reverse flux data of panel 7E and 7F.

Additionally substance data can be matched against in-silico generated tandem mass spectra [5] or can be used in approaches using substructure detection algorithms and molecular isomer generators [6].

CNCM and PCR data can be matched anonymously at the level of individual patients using an encrypted identification code that is provided through a secure internet connection.

Our data can be matched to clinical and pharmacokinetic parameters to design comprehensive and efficient therapeutic strategies [ 58, 60- 62] for MADA and other laminopathies.

The AOD model data set (2,570 site-days) includes those days when GASP AOD data can be matched to EPA PM2.5 measurements.

23 The Nationwide Inpatient Sample is a stratified sample of hospitals drawn from existing state databases that make their information available to the Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project (HCUP) with data that can be matched to the American Hospital Association annual survey of hospitals.

Thus, C' only contains the last few frames of data which can be matched to a previous motion of the man.

Additionally, the study bears all had radio-collars with GPS units that stored locational data that can be matched to habitat.

The breakthrough data on chromium transport can be matched closely by calculations of a simple model that accounts for (1) advective-dispersive transport of Cr III), Cr VI), and dissolved oxygen, (2) first-order kinetics adsorption of the reduced and oxidized chromium species, and (3) nonlinear rate-limited oxidation of Cr III) to Cr VI).

Unfortunately, until reliable wage data become available that can be matched to the surveys of intention to migrate, this analysis cannot be pushed much further.