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For the Variance decrease, a comparison with the distribution of 10000 permutations of the data indicates a modest probability of 0.368 and Z=0.338, in accord with the prediction.

First, G |z| is positive in A>0 epoch indicating the local minimum of the density on the HCS, while it is negative in A<0 epoch indicating the maximum <span class="lh">in accord with the prediction of the drift model by Kóta and Jokipii (1983).

The bidirectional latitudinal gradient G |z| shows a clear 22-year variation being positive (negative) in A>0 (A<0) epochs indicating the local minimum (maximum) of the GCR density on the HCS, in accord with the prediction of the drift model (Kóta and Jokipii 1983).

In accord with the prediction, RSV significantly reduced plasma cholesterol levels.

The results are in accord with the prediction, that is, the rodent branch is much longer than the primate branch for the synonymous tree, but the difference of the two lineages is not so large for nonsynonymous tree.

In accord with the prediction, the transcriptome profiles of the im mutant showed the same alteration of transcriptional regulation that happened in energy deprived plants in which expressions of genes associated with cell growth processes were reduced whereas expressions of genes associated with recycling and transporting processes were elevated.

The tripositive state of lawrencium has also been confirmed by a very rapid solvent-exchange experiment in which the lawrencium displayed the behaviour of the tripositive actinoids and not that of the dipositive nobelium or radium, again in accord with the predictions of the actinoid concept.

These patterns are clearly in accord with the predictions of the recent African replacement hypothesis.

Experimental results are in accord with the theoretical prediction.

Experimental results for the rectangular and Hanning windows are in accord with the theoretical predictions.

In accord with this prediction, PPR and covariance displayed similar kinetics (compare Fig. 2c to Fig. 2e), supporting the notion that facilitation follows changes in δ.