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Incidentally, we find that, assuming the determined TWTs by the PS method is the completely true one, peaks that alternate around T = 0 with a time difference of less than ~0.01 ms appear in both types of observations; the walk-around observation at shot #0 800 and the point observation after shot #800 (Fig. 7c).

Independent of the approximate method used in that paper, we find that assuming sin kBa)=0 (the only way to obtain the reduced expressions of Table 1 in [10]) and still considering a as a variable are incongruous.

For simple models, we find that assuming constant lifetimes, rather than exponential lifetimes, produces dynamics more representative of models with realistic age structure.

Since most individuals infected with TB develop an asymptomatic latent infection and never progress to active disease, we find that assuming a constant mortality rate results in a larger reproductive ratio and an overestimation of the effort required for disease control in comparison to using more realistic age-specific mortality rates.

We have tested this hypothesis, and find that assuming the diffusion constant one would expect for small molecules in a 60% sucrose solution (D c = 10 − 7 c m 2 s ), does reduce the optimal carboxysome permeability.

It is found that assuming zero thermal contact resistance overestimates the total entropy generation rate within these composite media.

A recent study found that, assuming you get forty hours a week, which Tapia never does now, it might be enough for a single person living in Montana.

Testing different models of neural activation, we found that assuming indepedent stiffness-change responses at both soft-hard and hard-soft transitions provides the best explanation for observed fMRI measurements (three subjects; nine four-minute scan runs each).

It was also found that assuming a constant Poisson's ratio was likely to bias the accurate determination of IDT Nflex Factor; instead, a practical correlation was established between Poisson's ratio and secant stiffness determined from the load-displacement data.

It was found that assuming flexible connections in such frames always leads to a reduction of their buckling load, which is proven to be significant in many characteristic cases.

Having tested a set of alternative hypotheses, we have found that assuming the largest degree of flexibility within predicted loop regions (C), medium-level of flexibility in sheets (E) and low flexibility within helices (H) provided highest cumulative and mean RS values calculated on the dataset.