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We discuss these sampling limitations by clarifying the differences between multi-scale versus multi-design studies, including the distinction between spatial versus scalar observations, and how these may differ from the commonly cited "orders of resource selection".

The healing process of metaphyseal fractures appears to differ from the commonly studied healing process in diaphyseal fractures.

Differing from the commonly used linear time-delayed feedback control form, we adopt an optimal control principle for the design of the time delayed feedback control.

This study differs from the commonly used averaged approximation (AA) method that treats the mass flux between the aquifer and aquitard as an averaged volumetric source/sink term in the governing equation of transport in the aquifer.

This technology differs from the commonly used fuel injection in that it directly injects fuel into the cylinder with extreme precision, delivering more power, better fuel economy and reduced emissions for the same size engine.

This is a test of transmission, but it differs from the commonly used transmission/disequilibrium test (TDT) in that it tests rare variants collectively, is one-sided, and only involves only one mating type.

However, the underlying mechanism may not be approximated by simple age-dependent fitness loss and it also differs from the commonly assumed model of Muller's ratchet (e.g. [ 30, 34]) since both such processes also predict a positive correlation between clonal age and neutrality indices.

Fresnel zone plates differ from the other commonly used micro focus optics considered here (K B mirrors and capillaries) in that their focal length is dependent on the X-ray energy.

The processing steps for the case of diamond differ from those commonly used, due to the extreme chemical and mechanical properties of this material.

The copy number variations detected in the three autistic subjects do not differ from those commonly observed [ 75], except for the loss of 25,505 kb within Neuropeptide S Receptor 1 (NPSR1) gene at 7p15 p14 detected in a 22-year-old autistic male B-63377).

The results presented in this paper differ from those commonly derived in standard kinetic theory of gas mixtures because the microscopic equations which describe the effects of interactions among agents are explicitly meant to model opinion dynamics, and they are different from those normally used to describe collisions among molecules in a gas.