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Taylor's power law relationship accurately and robustly described variance as a function of mean population density, with overall exponent b = 1.89.

A wire-assisted access sphincterotomy (WAAS) technique may hold some technical advantages over these accepted methods, but has not been robustly described.

While this approach is quite powerful, it presupposes a well-understood and robustly described starting point in the form of a training set.

In this section, we review the genetic landscape of sarcomeric cardiomyopathies, focusing on the most robustly described conditions of HCM and DCM.

The methodological quality of many of these studies is variable and frequently the mechanisms (at both biological and functional levels) through which benefit are supposed to accrue were not robustly described [ 10].

What we can observe from Figure 7A is that the open to closed transition is more robustly described by the low-frequency modes than the closed to open transition, indicating that the closing transition requires less energy (lower-frequency modes) than the opening transition.

This paper has established a link between the spatial structure of radar rainfall, which more robustly describes the spatial structure, and gauge rainfall for improved daily rainfield simulation conditioned on the limited gauged data for regions with or without radar records.

This indicates that a non-spatial model is not able to robustly describe the histogram of CNN, and that spatial correlations must be accounted for in describing tissue with locally coherent dynamics.

Using a systematic critical analysis, we show that non-spatial models are not capable of robustly describing the universal statistics observed in proliferating epithelia, indicating strong spatial correlations between cells.

However, such a signature does not appear to robustly describe a selfing versus outcrossing dichotomy [ 55- 57].

This study sought to better understand and more robustly describe the association between childhood cancer and morphological defects of the ribs in a US population.