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The content-blind models use the same set of coefficients for all contents (see rows "HD all" and "SD all" in Tables 4 and 5).

In the proposed compression scheme, the fixed prediction mode that uses the same set of coefficients for every image to be coded is adopted such that the performance given by the proposed JND-based preprocessor can clearly be verified.

By definition, the content-blind models use the same set of coefficients for all contents while the content-aware models have one set of coefficients per content (see Tables 4 and 5).

An impact is established if the regression estimate for the corresponding coefficient is significantly different from 0. Hyperglycemic and normoglycemic animals were analyzed with the same set of coefficients, assuming that the sensitivity of flow rates to changes in the control processes remains the same for all conditions.

Vehicle and EMD008-treated animals were analyzed with both distinct and the same sets of coefficients to explore whether AMPK activity alone is sufficient to explain the EMD008 effect.

The output results of Table 2 were also compared with Pseudo-analytical solution by Rittman and McCarty (1980) with the same set of kinetic coefficients and found okay.

The uniform habitat scenario applied the same set of species establishment coefficients across all landforms.

The linear prediction matrices for the four features are combined to find the same set of linear prediction coefficients, from which we estimate the spectrum of the DNA sequence and detect exons based on the 1/3 frequency component.

The objective function is to maximize the efficiency score h0 for health centre j0, subject to the constraints that no health centre will be more than 100% efficient and the coefficient values are positive and non-zero, when the same set of u and v coefficients (weights) are applied to all other health centres being compared.

So we compute, with the same sampling interval (every 10 days), from the same sets of data, coefficients (we note them γ, ν for simplicity, γ for the cosine and ν for sine term) of the external field, i.e., external to the sphere containing the satellites' orbits (r > rapogee max).

To strengthen our calculations about localization of ASIC1a channels in MNTs, Pearson's correlation coefficients (9) were also calculated for the same set of images used for Manders' coefficients calculations.