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This is quite remarkable taking the often much larger scatter of main diagonal data into account.

On the other hand, the comparison of amplitude extracted from the transfer functions A 0t and the A 0HV extracted from H/V curve derived from noise synthetics (Fig. 7b) exhibits a much larger scatter around the line A 0t = A 0HV; however, the two values are definitely correlated in a statistical sense with R 2 = 0.7.

On the other hand, the d t 3−2 values measured for individual stations (Souriau et al. 2003) show a much larger scatter than the array measurements (Fig. 6b), which suggests that measuring d t 3−2 using large-scale array data significantly ameliorates the heterogeneous mantle structure effects.

The result could indicate that the response rate was changing when going from low to high doses, which could also provide an explanation for the observation that the high-dose cytokine data exhibit much larger scatter than the PMN data.

There is a much larger scatter of points on the cost-effectiveness plane in Fig.  2 when variation by patient heterogeneity (sex, age, ethnicity and deprivation) in addition to input parameter uncertainty is depicted.

MNPs have much larger scattering cross section than that of dielectric NPs with the same dimensions.

Note that Raman spectroscopy on phonons is an efficient tool to detect the surface Te on CdTe crystalline films [49] due to much larger scattering cross section for Te compared to CdTe [50].

Upon examination of the K definition (see Eq. (3)), μs′ should have a more significant influence than μa given the μs′ term along with the much larger scattering over absorption (i.e., μs′ >> μa) in biological tissues and the liquid phantoms.

This means that for a spherical particle, whatever the particle parameters are, it is not possible to obtain much larger forward scattering by fulfilling the first Kerker's condition within dipole approximation for the minimum backward scattering.

In the last year he has hired 27 salespeople who aim to sell highly accurate glucose meters for use in hospitals, as opposed to the much larger, though scattered, home market.

Independent empirical models for auroral-zone and non-auroral latitudes have been developed over many years based on different sets of data; notably at high latitudes the small number of data from rocket borne wave propagation experiments was recently complemented by a much larger number of incoherent scatter data (EISCAT).