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* Improves stability for network home directories hosted by Mac OS X Server v10.4.

Fig. 19 Routing tree stability for network with d e n s i t y=0.2 d under Scenario 1 Fig. 20 Routing tree stability for network with d e n s i t y=0.2 d under Scenario 2. For two reasons, MHED routes are more stable than ED routes.

To address this we have expanded the explanation presented in the "Conditions for Stability for networks and its applicability to GRN" subsection of Materials and methods.

As illustrated above, in response to the reviewer's question we have revised and strengthened our arguments in the "Conditions for Stability for networks and its applicability to GRN" subsection of Materials and methods.

Figures 19 and 20 present routing tree stability for different network sizes.

The ratio of the energy gap between G1 and average versus roughness of the landscape termed as robustness ratio (RR) becomes a quantitative measure of the robustness and stability for the network.

Enlightened by the above discussion, the problem of robust stability for neural networks with mode-dependent time-varying delays and nonlinear perturbations is studied in this paper.

It is also worth pointing out that the main results in this paper can easily be extended to exponential stability for neural networks with time-varying delays by the same approach used in [8].

Haploid mating is especially efficient at maintaining network stability for lower complexity networks.

Hence, we give the first non-trivial upper bound on the price of stability for undirected Shapley network design games that is valid for an arbitrary number of players.

To test whether the age-dependent nodes (as estimated by linear regression analysis), consensus modular nodes or hub nodes are important to the multi-layer network stability, we used an established test for network structure stability — recording the changes in characteristic path length (CPL) in the largest connected component of the network after selective node removal (see ' Methods' section).