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In Figure 6, we can find the white ref. Cell-ID numbers that are newly compensated ref. Cell-IDs.

By curve fitting with neighboring RSSI values, the two newly compensated RSSI values are obtained according to both the vertical and horizontal axes.

By the curve fitting (linear or exponential) with neighboring RSSI values, the two newly compensated RSSI values (i.e., vertical and horizontal) are obtained according to both the vertical and horizontal axis".

In 2000, the annual number of newly compensated cases was still almost 200 although with a decreasing trend (Koppisch et al, 2004).

Increasing C/N ratios at the harvested windthrow site indicate that newly established herbaceous vegetation compensated the decline in tree litter input.

According to this study, the overall number of bivalent domains does not seem to change between ES cells and neural progenitors, as loss during differentiation is largely compensated by newly formed bivalent domains in differentiated cells at different states.

It would have reformed the redundancy payment scheme to make the payments adequate, so that our newly-unemployed constituents are compensated.

This is probably a result of irregular vibration pattern and patients' inability to compensate newly created incomplete glottis occlusion, confirmed by recorded values of jitter and shimmer which were higher in both groups 12 months after the treatment.

We present an approach to model numbers in a declarative way and argue that the loss in efficiency is compensated by the newly gained possibilities. Functional logic languages benefit the most from this proposal because all the numeric operations become fully narrowable.

Each broken bond thus must be compensated by a newly formed bond or a change in the oxidation number of an atom.

The pretreatment steady-state implies that not only the virus but also the infected cells are in equilibrium, i.e., the infected cells that are naturally eliminated with rate δ are compensated by the newly infected cells.