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Published 18 July 2014 The original version of this article stated that outcome features might be the underlying basis of apparent value signals in a number of studies.

It is apparent that the value of decreases as the chemical potential increasing, which agrees well with theoretical equations mentioned above.

It is readily apparent of the value of integrative studies examining aberrant DNA methylation and genomic copy number.

It is apparent that Stk√50 values of particle trap impactors can be set at 0.6, even though their design conditions are somewhat different.

Moreover, it is apparent that the values of the local Hurst exponent are higher in the evening side (on the right of Fig. 5) than in morning one (on the left of the same figure) at mid high latitudes ((60^{circ })–(80^{circ })).

It is also apparent that larger values of k require more FT-nodes to preserve k-FTN connectivity, but larger values of k mean that there are actually fewer FT-nodes, as shown in Figure 6.

From the data summarized in Table 4, it is apparent that minimum power value of 3.88 W is obtained during the accumulation of rice husk on PV module.

The relationship among the three factors is shown in Figure S3 (Additional file 7), from which it is apparent that a cutoff value of approximately 1e-08 to 1e-06 resulted in reasonably low numbers for all three outputs, suggesting a high quality contig assembly.

where E ∞ is the energy barrier to capturing electrons and σ ∞ is the apparent value of the capture cross-section.

Marcus (1962) and Parsons (1964) studied the laboratory results of directional permeability, and concluded that the directional permeability value of a sample is an apparent value depending on the L/W ratio (length/width) of the sample.

The vacancy concentration is then given by 10and depends on the enthalpy of the vacancy formation reaction eq 8. Accordingly, the tracer diffusion coefficient becomes 11with 12 From eq 11 it is apparent that experimentally determined values of the activation energies of D* are the sum of Ea and Δ H at high temperatures >500°CC.