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We note that the number of clusters is sometimes underestimated by our method, in particular in the case of 20 clusters.

Several illustrative examples are included that show the good performance of the method, in particular in comparison with estimation based on polynomial chaos expansion.

However, tropical conditions and steep terrain reduce the spectrum of applicable exploration methods, in particular in remote areas.

For graph isomorphism problems, while spectra of the Grover matrix is considered to have almost same power as that of conventional operator, it is suggested that the method of (U3 +, which is the positive support of the cube of the Grover matrix U3, outperforms the graph spectra methods, in particular, in distinguishing strongly regular graphs in [9].

However, although these data could influence their clinical decisions and management, the validity and relevance of data processing methods, in particular in case of complex data sets (i.e. so-called big data, see Table 1 for related terminology) remain to be defined.

The reasons for these discrepancies are probably due to differences between the two methods, in particular in the metrics used.

Similarly, Brown and Labonte have recently highlighted the potential of qualitative methods in particular in understanding how the "intersects of globalization are manifested in particular locations" [ 12].

The pitfalls that are inherent in even the most advanced maximum likelihood and Bayesian methods, in particular, in the phylogenomic setting, stimulate the search for RGCs that are most suitable for phylogenetic analysis and molecular dating.

Therefore, qualitative assessment of these compartments plays an important role in facial rejuvenation methods and, in particular, in deciding which fat compartments should be volumised [32, 33].

As we note below, generalized versions of some methodologies used for the two group comparisons are now available to researchers for conducting comparisons across more than two groups; however, little information on the performance of these methods exists, in particular in the context of large-scale studies such as PISA or the Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS).

These estimates of CTL killing rates complement the information gained from other methods, and in particular in two photon intravital microscopy.