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It is possible that the performance at the corners is relatively poor because the shortest paths to most of the anchors are duplicated with each other.

Another reason for inaccurate distance estimation in the proposed algorithm is the path duplicate problem; the separately measured shortest paths from the normal node to the anchor pair are duplicated with each other.

The visual portion of the recording was duplicated, with each visual stream centered 1.1 degrees of visual angle (dva) to either side (see Figure 1 or Movies S1 & S2) of a central crosshair fixation point (subtending 0.4 dva).

This ancestral genome is then duplicated, with each copy representing the start of a different isolated population that subsequently evolves independently.

During S-phase, centrioles are duplicated, with each mother centriole forming a daughter centriole, which remains closely attached (i.e., engaged) until mid-anaphase (Kuriyama and Borisy, 1981; Sluder, 2013).

Measurements at baseline and 6 months were duplicated (with repositioning at each measurement), and the average of both measurements was used for statistical analyses.

Capabilities are often duplicated with slight differences in each stack, and there is local accountability for profit and loss.

In Y. pestis, the genes encoding dapB, C, D and E are duplicated with two copies of each present in the chromosome [15].

The records were duplicated with one copy given to each evaluator.

Each gene duplicated with probability 6.6 × 10− per gene and generation, and diverged with mutations as described by a Poisson process with rate λ(t) (for a single gene) with μ = 5.0 × 10− mutations/site/generation to generate synonymous changes, as described below.

Given our phylogenetic data, we compared the topologies of those paralogous genes of the each gene family which have arisen within the time window of vertebrates-invertebrates and tetrapods-fishes divergence to test which genes have duplicated concurrently with each other and with the linked HOX clusters at the base of vertebrate lineage.