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Experimental results were computed thanks to a Partial Least Squares regression procedure, more adapted than the classical regression to handle factors and responses not completely independent.

Model order reduction over a bounded frequency range is more adapted than the standard H2 approximation whenever the entire frequential behaviour of the large-scale model is not needed or not accurately known.

In this paper, we provide (i) a filtering method based on cosine functions that is more adapted than standard averaging techniques for DOI specifically; (ii) a new mode-locking technique to recover small signals and locate them temporally with high precision (shift method).

As a conclusion, the EWMA algorithm is more adapted than the CUSUM algorithm to the context of port scan attack detection.

Thanks to the linearity of FEC codes, it has been shown in [17] that STECCs seem more adapted than other STB codes to be concatenated with linear forward error correcting codes.

However, as the tested Rwandan EPNs originated from small-holder farming habitats of Rwanda (Yan et al., 2016), they are, potentially, more adapted than EPNs from other habitats, such as sea shores.

The talons of all the toes are straight and blunt, and are thus more adapted to walking than gripping.

Results show that on average, some antisense tRNAs are more adapted for translation than others.

The results revealed that U2OS cells were more adapted to SSM than U2OS/MTX300 cells.

Interestingly, many genes possess at least one uORF that displays a more adapted start codon than the true ORF, leading to a log AUG-CAI ratio greater than zero.

As mentioned above, the Golgi labeling occasionally observed with this fusion protein might be due to a competition between the ER localization sequence from AtGCSI and the TMD length of XYLT35 more adapted to Golgi than ER location.