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The inverse of H[ 15, 17] is (6) H - 1 = G ω - 1 - A 11 - 1 0 0 0 +A - 1 In the adjusted single-step blending method, the G matrix was adjusted for the difference between the original genomic relationship matrix and pedigree relationship matrix (A11), as proposed by previous studies [ 19, 20].

In the adjusted GBLUP and single-step methods, the genomic relationship matrix was adjusted for the difference of scale between the genomic and the pedigree relationship matrices.

If any errors were present, the bounding box or image matrix was adjusted and MRI images were reprocessed.

The H MRSI matrix was adjusted to the three orthogonal planes obtained during image acquisition, and the most appropriate voxels were selected for analysis.

The matrix was adjusted for AutoSOME clustering [ 46] using unit variance normalization (columns) and sum of squares = 1 normalization (rows and columns).

In a simulation study, Vitezica et al. [ 19] also found that the single-step method was less biased and more accurate when the genomic relationship matrix was adjusted by a constant.

Starting with a standard (linear or bilinear) Galerkin discretization, the entries of the stiffness matrix are adjusted so as to enforce sufficient conditions of the discrete maximum principle (DMP).

For the acoustic experiments detailed in Section 5, the wind speed was estimated using the differences in time-of-arrival measurements, and the weighting matrix is adjusted based upon the standard deviations of repetitive measurements.

If the pe current matrix is adjusted to have the norm equal to one, the norm of the earthing GIC seems to have the lower and upper limits equal to the smallest and largest (but ≠1) eigenvalue of the transfer matrix.

Second, it enables a direct analogy to an existing neural model of reconsolidation [19] since there the whole synaptic matrix is adjusted, not simply a chosen attractor.

Egg counts in the matrix were adjusted to 1 g of stool and expressed as eggs per gram of stool (Gentillini 1993; Lamy 1980).