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The results indicate highly reliable pixel-wise performance of WF-ABBA, with about 75% of fire pixels (or more) corresponding to actual recorded active wildfires.

But, the overlapping of membership functions results in three "pure" regions and another two or more corresponding to a superposition of curves (figure 1).

Phagocytic uptake of platelets exposed to OxLDL for a prolonged time was more, corresponding to the level of apoptosis induced in platelets.

As a form of sensitivity analysis, we repeated the analysis by defining a suboptimal interval as six months or more, corresponding to at least two missed or delayed tests if the optimal frequency between tests is three months.

Using these parameters, we identified a group of 358 proteins whose abundance varies across the cell cycle by twofold or more, corresponding to ∼5.5% of the high quality, filtered proteomic data set of 6505 proteins (Supplementary file 3).

Depressive symptoms were assessed using a shortened version of the Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression (CES-D) Scale [ 19], with depressive symptoms noted for scores of two or more (corresponding to the 20th most depressed percentile).

In the reconstruction of the early germband, I place the anlage of the flaps as lateral segmental bulges, expressing distalless, and the anlagen of the lobopods more medially (corresponding to a more ventral position post-embryonically), also expressing distalless.

Moreover, the 24Model puts forward more corresponding measures to prevent accidents.

The fascicles of the deep and superficial peroneal nerve can sometimes be discerned from this level on, the former more anteriorly, the latter more posteriorly, corresponding to the location of the anterior and lateral compartment of the lower leg.

But it remained somewhat higher than normal for several more years, corresponding to a rate of 22 per 100,000 (with no more than four cases each year).

This difference is more evident in the case of the lecture speech (which contains more units corresponding to fast speech than audiobook contributing to less intelligible speech).