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As a result, the polar cap potential would be relatively small and its effect outside the auroral oval is expected to be small, which is likely to be further reduced during the averaging of data for the fair-weather days.

Accordingly we grouped the data into two groups: group one contains data for the fair-weather days from January 3 to January 15 and group two contains data for the days January 25, February 1 and 5.

All data derivations from the FAIR-HF raw data were performed by the authors and checked for consistency with the publication by Anker et al. where applicable.

In terms of fairness, it is remarkable that the shape of the curves for Round-robin and proportional-fair are similar with exception of a small peak for low data rates for the proportional fair scheduler.

Attendees to the fair were able to download chip data for the character Bass.EXE into their original Battle Network cartridges.

Although ChIP-seq is considered state-of-the-art technology for mapping transcription factor binding sites, there are at least four concerns in using such data for creating a fair and unbiased benchmark.

Lutz et al. [ 9] published in vitro data for posaconazole showing fair fungicidal activity against C. immitis.

Chasing data for the sake of data.

[ 2, 7, 18, 38– 40] While a recent study enumerated health system-level costs associated with deploying CHWs using an estimate of current CHW wages [ 41], we attempted to quantify the monetary value of facility-based CHWs' work to provide concrete starting data points for the discussion of fair CHW compensation.

For information about the fair: Contextny Fair.

Previous studies showed that the criterion-related validity of the GPAQ for moderate intensity PA, as determined by an accelerometer, was poor (South Africa r = −0.03) and fair (China r = 0.23) (15); comparison of the GPAQ and accelerometer data for vigorous PA showed fair criterion-related validity (South Africa r = 0.26 and China r = 0.23) (15).