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The band at 1,570.54 and 1,384.60 cmay may be corresponded to typical polypyrrole ring vibration and =C H band in plane vibration, respectively.

Additional file 1: Figure S1b shows that the FTIR spectrum of PPy/SSA, which exhibits absorption peaks at 1,085.49, is assigned as S=O stretching band and at 1,387.76 and 1,635.47 may be corresponded to C=C stretching bands.

Therefore, differential behavioral effects of psychomotor stimulants on self-administration and locomotion may be roughly correspond to mediolateral topography of ventral striatal connectivity [50].

Network topology may be said to correspond to a "small world" [33] if the network's clustering coefficient is much greater than that of equivalent random controls γ>>γrandom, while their path lengths are comparable λ≈λrandom.

'High-level' may be taken to correspond to traditional classes, phyla, kingdoms or more inclusive clades.

Under these models, species trees may be said to correspond with gene trees in American populations of the freshwater snail, Physa.

Given that visual processing deficits are seen with advancing age and during disease processes, and that the TCSF is a sensitive assay of visual processing ability, changes in the TCSF may be expected to correspond to, and perhaps predict, these deficits.

The matrix transformation may be shown to correspond to the following projective transformation of the relative frequencies x i → y i (Hofbauer and Sigmund, 1998): which, by rescaling the relative frequencies, changes the location of the fixed points on the simplex, without changing their stability nature.

There may be especially signals that corresponded with lymph node metastasis in those signals that Osteopontin stimulate.

The illustrations are usually decorative rather than imaginative, and any fantasy that may be encountered either corresponds to the fulfillment of adult wishes or is carefully curbed lest it frighten the child.

In reality, in addition to causing a gap, a contig may be produced which corresponds to the repeat itself (Figure S1).