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Particularly, we show that the full complexity of multi-snap events of morphing composite laminates is robustly captured by generalised path-following algorithms, and that the ability to determine loci of singular points with respect to a set of parameters is especially useful for tracing the boundaries of bistability in parameter space.

It could be that self-perceived, self-reported measures (such as those used in Firenze 1997) do not robustly capture true magnitudes of change.

We have demonstrated that the proposed method is able to robustly capture the structure of the spatially variant blur of smooth PSF fields, in spite of the simplifying assumption that the local PSFs do not overlap.

The analogy model robustly captures the peak frequency noise, that occurs near Strouhal number of about 1, based on the nozzle exit diameter but leads to major sound under prediction for higher frequencies.

In silico assembly experiments using cyanophage S-SM1 indicated that approximately 13-fold sequence coverage is required to robustly capture a complete genome of appropriate size (Table 4).

In summary, these results suggest that our method can robustly capture important MFRMs relevant to diseases when applied to RNA-Seq data.

Therefore, we set out to answer the following questions: (i) To what extent do diversity indices robustly capture the immunological information inherent in high-throughput immune repertoire sequencing data?

Such a probe design strategy robustly captures any RNA and enables the use of stringent hybridization and washing conditions that dramatically reduce nonspecific interactions of off-target nucleic acids or proteins.

The resulting dataset not only permits to estimate the contribution of each factor to the measured response variable, but also robustly captures the interactions between the different factors (Antony, 2003; Mutalik et al., 2013).

These analyses further confirmed that the MBD2-MBD enrichment robustly captures densely methylated regions, but not regions lacking methylated CpG dinucleotides or regions with very low density of CpG dinucleotides.

The SIFT descriptor has the ability to robustly capture structural properties of the image; it is more suitable than patch-based distance for conveying local permissible changes in content.