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In order to reliably resolve ambiguity, an improved single-epoch segmented ambiguity algorithm is proposed in this paper.

Most techniques proposed in the literature can only reliably resolve colliding partials if they are not coincident.

For (beta> 1), we can reliably resolve polarons spectroscopically within the discussed parameter ranges, indicated by the vertical shaded regions in Figure 1.

Although the distribution of speeds overlap in the three conditions (Fig. 2), the parallel worm tracker can easily collect data sets large enough to reliably resolve differences in average speed (Fig. 2D).

However, PiB-PET has poor spatial resolution and, similar to the other clinical-radiological studies on the topic, cannot reliably resolve the location of parenchymal and vascular amyloid-β.

Finally in a retrospective study of 467 patients with moderate IMR who underwent CABG alone, moderate ischemic mitral regurgitation did not reliably resolve with CABG surgery alone and it was associated with significantly reduced survival [ 12].

Doing so avoids finding many spurious relations, reliably resolves ambiguities between relations, and reduces inconsistencies.

An analysis of positioning errors shows that only surfzone motions with frequencies of less than 0.05 Hz can be reliably resolved without differential correction.

Regardless of the heterogeneity of the underlying models, the waveform inversion approach has the potential of reliably resolving both the geometry and the acoustic properties of features of the size of less than half a dominant wavelength.

Our system reliably resolves such occlusions (and also detects the wing extension during occlusion in Figure 3a).

Hence, increased perfusion of outflow tissues was reliably resolved by OCT as widening of the trabecular meshwork and significant increases in cross-sectional area of Schlemm's canal following netarsudil treatment.