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For the SVD method, the low signal-to-noise ratio of NMR logging data leads to a large cutoff of singular value, which seriously decreases the accuracy of the solution.

In contrast, the REF is very sensitive to the R a value when used on poor models (λ = 1), but is not dependent on the R a value when applied on a good model in combination with a large cutoff value (χ = 1%; Table 2).

This large cutoff was allowed because in vitro redifferentiated liposarcoma tissue has an increased cellular volume due to the intracellular accumulation of lipid (Tontonoz et al, 1997).

The scope of the protocol was to choose a mobile phase that provides a good selectivity with no too large cutoff of absorbance at a wavelength below 210 nm.

These findings revealed that the AIC was improved with a larger cutoff frequency.

The MOSFET demonstrates improved performance in terms of bigger on-current, larger on/off current ratio, larger cutoff frequency, smaller intrinsic delay, and better saturation behavior [21, 50].

The CCR metric is finding its highest values at larger cutoff thresholds in combination with high model qualities, making it less suitable for early-recognition problems.

We conclude from Figure5 that it is possible to transmit more bits per second as γ[k] increases and that the higher speed yields the larger cutoff.

Larger cutoff values tend to remove the background noise of the test statistics by dropping more loci from a window.

As distance data are calculated for the largest cutoff, there is little additional time cost for performing clustering at multiple cutoff values below the maximum.

The plot is a replica of Figure 4. Once again, the increase in the number of low energy structures at lower rmsd cutoff (<1.3 Å) is linear, while at larger cutoff (>1.3 Å) the number increases exponentially with sequence length.