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Indeed, the results were in the same order of magnitude and in good agreement with respect to the error estimates of both methods thus confirming our calculation.

Overall, the correlations between RAMRIS scores and evaluated clinical/laboratory/radiographic measures indicated that MRI findings represent disease activity and structural damage status as measured by conventional methods, thus confirming the findings of previously reported smaller studies and anecdotal reports.

Our method thus confirms anticipated biological phenomena: tumors with 10 times more cells have 10 times more antigen, there is equal cellular antigenicity between clonal tumors, and there is significantly less antigen per cell in lymph nodes vs tumors.

The outcomes of the analytical solution are in excellent agreement with the finite element method results, thus confirming the strength of the presented method.

These bands are similar to those belonging to the pure Rh-UTES derivative reported in the 'Methods' section (Figure 7b), thus confirming that incorporation of Rh-UTES into the PSiMc was successful.

The student's t- test at 95% confidence level did not show any systematic error in the proposed method and thus confirms its reliability.

The OSL-surf model fitted to the OSL-depth profiles (excluding one outlier) yields accurate estimates of known exposure duration, thus confirming the method's usefulness as an absolute dating tool.

However, dSPM and sLORETA provided similar localization accuracy for sources at all eccentricities; thus confirming that these methods are indeed less biased towards superficial sources.

It can be seen on the figure that the Y. pestis and the Y. pseudotuberculosis groups are clearly separated from each other, thus confirming by another method that the two Yersinia species induce different alterations of the DLN. Figure 8 also displays the 42 criteria.

Different DNA amplicons could be detected either alone within 5 min, or simultaneously in one assay after 5 10 min with no cross reactions, thus confirming that this method is applicable for multiplex analysis.

The number of detected sites remained in all cases much lower (maximum = 9 sites in Brassica and A. halleri, 11 sites in A. lyrata) than the actual number of sites simulated as evolving under positive selection (on expectation, the same 19 sites for all species), thus confirming that the method had low power (Fig. 5).