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For intermediate values of the detuning, the interactions may approximate a quadratic decay for sufficiently small r, as shown in Figure 1(c), (d).

(It is noteworthy that others have shown that brain networks may approximate a scale-free distribution [1], [2], but networks analyzed in our laboratory have been in support of the exponentially truncated power law [3].) This is true even for within module degree distributions as demonstrated in Figure 2 for one representative subject from the study (subject 5).

The interpretation of these structures is somewhat difficult, though they may approximate a "Tree of Cells".

The sample was large, and in this study, respondent-driven sampling may approximate a random sample.

The time period between historical PA recalls was 15 years, which may approximate a period of time relevant to studies of cancer and other chronic diseases.

The results may not be generalisable to the population of eastern DRC; however, the sample was large, and in this study, RDS may approximate a random sample as previously described.

It has been suggested that a one-half standard deviation (SD) change of the mean difference in scores may approximate an MID for some patient-reported outcome instruments, and that evidence from previous studies, physiologic arguments, and statistical theory shows a tendency to converge to the one-half-SD criteria as being meaningful to patients [ 8, 13].

Now we prove that for a weak solution of system of inequality (1.1), we may approximate it by a system of smooth solutions.

However, at larger distances from the source the dipole field may approximate that of a uniform field, thus longer and more sensitive lateral projecting canals of the SOp (and others) may also be important in detection of dipole fields.

Thus, although the net outcome of blended decision-making may approximate that of a professionally led care plan, the processes by which care is determined are arguably very different.

These are the approximate age comparisons between a rat and a child: a three week old weanling rat may be comparable to an infant and a rat between 5 to 7 weeks of age may approximate the age of a child.