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The plausible reasons are the already existing optimal equivalences in SVRs which could not be improved further using PB approach and/or the regions that are aligned are conformationally different.

The proportion of optimal equivalences in Table 7 will over-estimate the appropriateness of growth of percentile defined groups to an extent depending on the burden of growth restricting pathologies in their reference sample.

The results reveal that there is an optimal equivalence ratio at which the ignition distance x1 is minimum.

In the second approach, to determine λ* and θ* corresponding to the optimal equivalence, we minimize the gap between the J-model and Heston's model.

By examining this trade-off between NOX and CO, an optimal equivalence ratio of 1.4 is found to yield the lowest combined emission.

In order to discuss the efficiency of a CNBD among all possible block designs with the same size, the optimal equivalence classes of sequences under the one-sided neighbor effects model are characterized and the efficiencies of CNBDs with blocks of small size are illustrated.

The optimal equivalence is the mapping where the sum of protein pair similarities is largest.

The Hungarian method is used to find the optimal equivalence of candidates.

In our previous work, we clearly show that optimal residue residue equivalences could be achieved on the basis of PBs leading to improved local alignments.

As structural alphabet is able to describe local structures of proteins precisely through Protein Blocks approach, conformational similarity has been identified in a substantial number of 'variable' regions in a large data set of protein structural alignments; optimal residue-residue equivalences could be achieved on the basis of Protein Blocks which led to improved local alignments.

In the 1D 1D mapping established by sequence alignments it is not possible to have many-one relationships, for example, however once the distance cutoff exceeds a certain level it is possible for the optimal set of equivalences to contain many-one pairings since several regions might be equally related via duplication.