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Average responders were those with a similar response to the reference population (response from −1 to +1) and high responders are those with a response higher than the reference population, and a responsiveness that is similar to or higher than predicted (response greater than 1, responsiveness greater than −1.28).

Inconsistent response groups (i.e. response greater than 1 and responsiveness less than −1.28, or response less than −1 and responsiveness greater than 1.28) were not considered, as they are unrealistic because of the high degree of correlation between response and responsiveness.

Indeed, it expected, probably correctly, to reap certain benefits from such a response: greater popularity among Palestinians and greater potential for destabilization in the nationalist-controlled West Bank.

The resonant frequency is 150 kHz, resonant transmission response greater than 160 dB, and bandwidth is from 140 kHz to 160 kHz.

For Landsat and MODIS derived vegetation indices, an NDVI response greater than 0.75 was significant, while NDVI greater than 0.52 was significant for AVHRR data.

A good linearity response greater than 0.999 was obtained for the three analytes in the concentration range of 1.5 240, 1.5 240 and 0.75 120 µg/mL for norephedrine, cathine, and cathinone, respectively.

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Only in the 1000°C experiment was the response great enough to be clearly visible in the chromatogram (Fig. 1).

The net effect of such a coarse-graining is to remove oscillatory components of neural population responses greater than 100 Hz.

Hence, measurements from commonly used fluid-filled catheters with frequency responses greater than 10 Hz can be used with this approach.