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Computationally our methods seem to be more viable due to the usage of only three grid points at a time which leads to solving of a tri-diagonal matrix.

First: Many studies including (doi: 10.1016/S0140-6736(1461828-6)), of which I have been part of, have recommend exit screening as a logistically more viable option due to potentially infected people being clustered at the "epidemic" source.

Reviewer #1: I would perhaps seek a few points of elaboration in the Discussion. 1) First: Many studies including (doi: 10.1016/S0140-6736(1461828-6) ), of which I have been part of, have recommend exit screening as a logistically more viable option due to potentially infected people being clustered at the "epidemic" source.

The proposed ultra high capacity system is expected to be more technically viable due to the use of optimized modulation format.

Natural gas sweetening is a more viable option than post combustion capture due to the potentially large gas side pressure drop and the need for many membrane units in parallel in the latter case.

With added granularity this can be a more viable way to measure/survey the country due to the prominence of social media users and access to data.

Adopting IVC will morph the VC investment strategy, reorient priorities, alter the notion of due diligence and naturally craft a more viable investment pipeline structured for global disruption.

Homology (due to common ancestry) would be the more viable explanation for such "functional" TMs.

Thus, the bias toward matings with optimally sized cells is due to either a competitive mating advantage of more viable cells or a preference for more viable partners, or both.

These new amorphous steels have a low manufacturing cost due to their high iron content, and thus they are more viable for applications.

This behavior cannot be due simply to greater mating availability or mating ability of more viable cells, because less viable focal cells mate as efficiently as more viable focal cells, and the mating advantage of more viable sized cells is not affected by whether the focal cell is large or small.