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Analysing Figs. 10, 11, 12 and 13 according to this criterion clearly indicates that the lowest scatter is observed among distance and magnitude scenarios for the loading parameter "PSAstiff(T)" (second row), while the largest corresponds to "PGAstiff", especially for the long-period site amplification.

It is observed that the mean residual error of μ′ s is highest for scattering set 1 (lowest scattering); the error in μ′ s estimation increases substantially for these low scattering coefficients when large fibers are subsequently removed from the dataset, as observed in Fig. 5a.

This further complicates the optimization problem and poses the challenge of finding the optimal dimensions for which gold nanoshells of a fixed absorption efficiency exhibit the lowest scattering.

These results confirmed that our reconstruction method perform well in low scatter and attenuation conditions.

The IRI-microPET presents high image resolution, low scatter fraction values and improved SNR for animal studies.

Presented is an experimental investigation of unprecedented comprehensiveness and low scatter, using specimens made from one batch of concrete.

Furthermore, an exceptional low scatter of the flow stress in various samples and no apparent hardening is found.

Relatively low scatter of fatigue lives found is attributed to rapid crack initiation and, thus, the dominant influence of the (micro-) crack growth regime.

Using the theory of critical distances, the fatigue properties of a material can be transferred to parts effectively and with low scatter.

Our results have very low scatter and are in excellent agreement with the limited previous shock tube data for Jet-A.

Cantilever deflection and piezoresistive strain gauge output voltage are measured in dependence on loading from 1 to 250 μN revealing small residuals from linearity as well as low scatter around the average of the slopes obtained from 44 calibration runs.