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For each path of simulation, it denotes with a superscript (i) so that ( {P}_{t_n}^{(i)} ) is the profit function in the (i th) path and time (t).

Y8_1 is a YD sample, 8hpf, batch 1. Microarray batches have been denoted with A-C instead of 1 3, in order to distinguish RNAseq samples from microarray samples.

The critical switching current, which depends on U, is denoted with a dashed line.

In its Clothes for Women catalog, the availability of larger sizes is denoted with a red diamond with a "W" inside it.

It is denoted with a symbol V or sometimes E or U. Current is the rate of flow (the quantity of electrons) passing through a given point.

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Current has a unit of amperes or amps (A) and is denoted with a symbol I. Kirchhoff's Current Law states that the sum of currents into a point equals the sum of currents out of a point.

These newly combined families are denoted with a circle.

(Note: compression is denoted with a negative sign).

We use the term 'metric' to include both similarities (denoted with an S) and dissimilarities (denoted with a D).

The ZFD of METTL3 is either recombinantly expressed (denoted with a -) or natively ligated to the MTD (denoted with a *).