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The patients were randomly assigned to receive either intensive RRT (defined as intermittent hemodialysis and low-efficiency dialysis six times per week and continuous venovenous hemodialysis of 35 ml/kg/hour) or less intensive RRT (defined as corresponding treatments three times per week with 20 ml/kg/hour).

The points fL and fR may be defined as corresponding points because they have the same retinal direction values.

The sediment-dominated waters or primary water type were defined as corresponding to colour classes 1 to 4 of Álvarez-Romero et al. (2013).

The chl-a-dominated waters or secondary water type were defined as corresponding to the bluish-green waters (i.e., colour class 5 from Álvarez-Romero et al. 2013) and the tertiary water type was defined as corresponding to the colour class 6 of Álvarez-Romero et al. (2013) (see Table 1 and Figure 2).

|H i  − H T | ≤ 25 and |S i  − S T | ≤ 30: If the input of sampled image pixel color (H i, S i ) always falls into the region of initial skin color map F as shown in Figure 2(b), this pixels is defined as corresponding to human skin.

The overall gene expression phenotype of Dicer-null NS cells is complex and cannot simply be defined as corresponding to a more or less well differentiated neural stem cell type: transcripts found in neurons and glia are at comparatively high levels in Dicer-null NS cells, along with many positive cell cycle regulators and genes that drive self-renewal or repress differentiation.

and Ξm,n,k is defined as the corresponding item.

where G is defined as the corresponding term.

where w b is defined as the corresponding item.

The realizable PAPR is defined as the corresponding threshold-normalized instantaneous power values measured at the CCDF of 10−4 and 10−5.

The 'safest' and most 'dangerous' flame locations as defined as those corresponding to extreme eigenmode and transient growth rate are estimated, and compared with those from the model without the hydrodynamic region.