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From the analysis of the experimental data we determined the mean distance and size of the nanoparticles and confirmed the validity of the ∝t1/3 growth law following from the Lifshitz Slyozov Wagner theory.

Ketakar made no predictions for the orbital elements other than mean distance and period.

Using the results, we estimated the mean distance and direction of the potential spatial displacement of species' ranges, and also the mean rate of range boundary shift required to realise these potential range changes.

The mean distance and standard deviation between read pairs were obtained from CASAVA.

The mean distance and near VA with both lens types were not significantly different (p>0.45).

The core genes were then successively ranked by mean distance and SD to highlight the presence of clusters.

The Divide-by-2 (DB2) [48] proposes three strategies (class centroid-based division using k-means [19], class mean distances and balanced subsets) to construct the two subsets of classes.

The initial analysis was based on phylogeny, inter-patient distribution of maximum and mean distances, and Poisson fitness, and was able to resolve multiplicity of HIV transmission in 20 of 25 (80%) cases.

Figure  2B summarizes the mean distances (and corresponding standard deviations) observed between Type 1, 2, 3 and 4 detected genes.

Specifically, direct three-dimensional measures of mean distances and measures of structural heterogeneity are used to characterize trabeculae and marrow spaces [ 64, 65] (Fig.  1).

To evaluate the proposed method, extensive experiments are conducted on 17 challenging infrared image sequences obtained from LTIR dataset and a significant improvement of mean distance precision and mean overlap precision is accomplished as compared with the existing trackers.