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On the other hand, in theory, if the 6-year signal is a stable harmonic signal with an invariant amplitude, it will be recovered precisely by NMWT method with a constant amplitude, which is determined by the properties of NMWT (Liu et al. 2007).

More than 95% of the fetal genotypes were inferred successfully, and most importantly, >95% of the fetal haplotypes were recovered precisely.

Our ~3.5 kb of mitochondrial data alone recovered precisely the same higher-level charadriiform relationships as did nuclear data alone, but with no bootstrap support to vouchsafe either the positions or monophyly of the three major clades.

In summary, 98.57% of the paternal alleles, 95.37% of the maternal autosomes and 98.45% of the chromosome X were recovered precisely using approximately 43.91X (non-duplicate approximately 33.60X) maternal plasma sequencing with a 5.69% cff-DNA concentration.

A benchmark test of BECOOL (Ballooning Eigensolver using COOL finite elements) with second order Legendre polynomials recovers precisely the eigenvalues computed by the VVBAL shooting code.

Note that the geoelectric field data at KAK, KNY, and MMB must be processed to recover precisely the geomagnetically induced signal.

If we then calculate the molecular coancestry of each pair of individuals and average over many loci, we recover precisely the same coancestry values as those calculated by, for example, the tabular or path coefficient methods.

From the derivation, it follows that if a pattern is within Hamming distance r of a k-clique, then all spurious edges are immediately deleted by case 1, all missing edges are immediately added by case 2, and thus the clique is recovered in precisely one iteration of the network dynamics.

Is Oxford Economics seriously suggesting that higher capital requirements would reduce the effectiveness of countercyclical monetary policy, or make it harder to recover given precisely where we are in the cycle?

Additionally, we simulated populations that instantly recover (more precisely, carrying capacity is instantly raised to its original value; census N takes several generations to fully recover after this) to original size after periods of 2, 10, and 20 generations of low population size to determine whether increases in genetic metrics are detectable.

The target could be perfectly detected even if the signal could not be precisely recovered.