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Maximal line widths were constrained at 30 Hz.

In QTAIM, a chemical bond is defined by the presence of a line of locally maximum electron density [ ρ(r)] along a bond path between two atoms and by a bond critical point (BCP) representing the minimum in the electron density along the locally maximal line.

The maximal line-of-sight angle for visual information was kept under 5° to minimize eye movement (Fig.  1).

To minimize eye movement, the maximal line-of-sight angle for visual information was kept under 5 degrees.

A visual representation of the distributions for RR, RSBI and the measure of variability with the lowest P value (that is RRV recurrence quantification analysis: maximal diagonal line) is provided in Figure  2.

The enhancement of the grey level on its maximal gradient lines (identical to the geometric locus formed by all the points where the mean Gaussian curvature on the grey surface vanishes) is due to the retinal processing and causes the sensation of contours.

The CHARTA trial will evaluate the efficacy of a maximal intensive first line regimen compared to a standard first line regimen in patients with unresectable metastatic CRC.

A pixel is considered on the edge if s x, y) is maximal along a line segment originating from (x 0, y 0).

However, if rxy = 1 or rxy = −1 the result is a line (maximal validity), and if rxy = 0, the result is a circle (no validity).

Finally, treatment with stilbene disulfonate compounds inhibited water movement in SLC4A11-expressing cells, with a half maximal concentration in line with the previously established binding affinity of stilbene disulfonates for SLC4A11 (29).

The permitted amount of flexibility for the 10 selected residues was defined by the parameters Crystal and Library in GOLD as described by Lovell et al. These settings allowed the side chains to flex around their initial positions with a maximal flexibility in line with the most commonly observed side chain conformations of naturally occurring amino acids.