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Although the cloudlet tier in C2EM is limited in computation and storage capacity, it usually has lower latency advantage that benefits latency-sensitive offloading more, which corresponds to the advantage of distributed approaches.

The null hypothesis of the test (H0) is the complete incongruence of all trees (two or more), which corresponds to phylogenies with different topologies and/or very different branch lengths.

The minimum clinically important difference (MCID) in the 15D single index score is interpreted as a difference of ± 0.03 or more, which corresponds to the minimum difference that people can generally distinguish [ 19].

However, tight barriers should be expected to exhibit TEER values of 1000 Ω · cm or more, which corresponds to absolute resistance values of 200,000 Ω or more in an ECIS system.

In the present study, about 9 out of 10 mothers had a fundal height of 37 cm and more, which corresponds to the reported gestation age of pregnancy before delivery (Table  2).

The weighted kappa decreased monotonically from 89.6%9595% CI: 85.8%, 93.3%) among women with less than 10% of mammographic density to 80.4% (95% CI: 69.9%, 90.9%) for women with a mammographic density of 50% or more, which corresponds to an estimated absolute difference of 9.2% points (95% CI: −2.0%, 20.3%).

World of Warcraft is a popular virtual world for a younger audience, and these results indicated that the respondents were more mature (which corresponds with the "typical" demographic of a UNE online student aged around 35 years, female and working).

Patients undergoing a joint replacement had more comorbidities, which corresponds to their older age.

For a given size, malignant microcalcifications tend to be more irregular, which corresponds to the most important clinical indications of malignancy i.e. linear or branching microcalcifications.

In contrast, none of the blood samples in the control population contained two or more CTCs, which corresponds to a specificity of 100%.

Second, compared with male victims, the MCS of female victims is more vulnerable, which corresponds to a previous study on the HRQOL of earthquake victims in Taiwan.