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Unlike previous methods, however, we apply these coupled interactions implicitly by adding the constraint to the pressure system and combining it with any implicit solid forces in order to obtain a strongly coupled, symmetric indefinite system (similar to [17], which only handles incompressible flow).

It is out of the scope of this paper to review the nuances of age and uncertainty calculations for specific dating methods (Walker (2005); Taylor and Bar-Yosef (2014) provide recent overviews of quaternary dating methods); however, we briefly discuss the chronological metadata included in the database in the 'Chronological metadata' section.

Based on the different underlying references for the various methods, however, we could hypothesize that similar methods (e.g. two manual parcellations of the same brain) would give highest overall concordance, whereas methods that relied on different references and/or registration schemes would likely have lower degrees of similarity.

Among the three methods, however, we recommend to estimate and S using the summary statistics in Scenario.

The first 10 outpatients were tested using all three methods; however, we used the concentrated rinse method for subsequent examinations because it yielded more Candida colonies.

We have found almost identical results from both methods, however we prefer the latter approach for practical reasons because it is much less time consuming.

For minimizing the discrepancy functional we use the adjoint problem method; however, we use it not only in iterative regularization, but in Tikhonov and parametric ones as well.

In our proposed method, however, we can simultaneously use multishot data in estimating local attenuation coefficients because the initial source amplitude is canceled out in generating the amplitude ratio gather with Eq. 3, and the amplitude ratio gather does not depend on the source amplitude or source location.

With our 1D-gel method, however, we analyzed the whole gel lane and did, thus, not rely on visible protein staining.

In support of our method, however, we investigated ratios relative to ages 1 and 3 years and found similar results, although ratios using 2-year levels showed the strongest relationship to IQ and criminal arrest rates.

For the discontinuous Galerkin semi-Lagrangian method, however, we find that the characteristic property of semi-Lagrangian error estimates (namely the fact that the error increases proportionally to the number of time steps) is not observed.