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Numerical computations are used to demonstrate that this technique eliminates artificial damping, but does not correct errors in the reactive components of the impedance or admittance matrices, which then causes nonexistence and nonuniqueness difficulties at the interior resonance frequencies for hard-wall and pressure release boundary conditions, respectively.

The latter design results were analyzed with the Fixing Effects and Adding Rows (FEAR) method, based on the initial addition of zero effect rows to the model matrix, which then are iteratively replaced by fixed effects.

This result is achieved by introducing radicals via photocleavage of residual photoinitiator in the polymer matrix, which then diffuse via addition-fragmentation chain transfer of midchain functional groups.

The odontoblasts secreted dentin matrix which then mineralized into dentin.

The latter property leads to many zeros in the transition matrix, which then becomes sparse, as opposed to a dense matrix where zeros are rare.

They are produced at different moments during the (re)modeling cycle by the coordinated activity of bone cells, whereby the osteoblasts synthesize, secrete and deposit the collagenous matrix, which then gradually mineralizes.

As the peptides are eluted from the SCX phase, they directly enter the second separation phase consisting of C18 reversed-phase matrix, which then fractionates the peptides based on hydrophobicity just as in traditional LC MS analysis.

On the one hand, tumour cells secrete multiple factors to alter the bone environment and induce the formation of osteoclasts; while on the other hand, osteoclasts release growth factors from the bone matrix, which then stimulate tumour growth and further accelerate bone destruction [ 7, 8].

Such SNP-based heritability can be estimated when genetic similarities between distantly related individuals are summarized in a genetic relatedness matrix, which then is used to predict their phenotype similarity (Visscher et al. 2010; Lubke et al. 2012; Lee et al. 2012; Zaitlen et al. 2013).

Commonly, the sequence alignment scores and similarity measures [ 32, 33] are being considered to be the basis for the creation of the corresponding distance or similarity matrices upon which then a clustering algorithm is applied.

Cancer cells actively take part in the production of extracellular matrix proteins, which then become deposited into the tumor stroma.