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In Fig. 7, we show simulation results for homogeneous and heterogeneous recurrent networks with target firing rates set to create sufficiently large characteristic firing rate variances.

In Appendix 5, we show that integration behavior also occurs at set points in networks of heterogeneous dually homeostatic neurons if one or more of them have a sufficiently large characteristic variance.

So, given a sufficiently large characteristic variance (nu^), the system's only potentially stable state in the range (0< g^<1) will allow it to act as a good integrator on short time scales.

Because the Pietra trial was not sufficiently large that subject characteristics were evenly distributed between groups through randomization, the proportion of patients relapsing and the distribution of metastatic sites in the model (see Table  2) were adjusted in validation to match what was reported for the minimal follow-up group.

Hierarchical CuO nanostructures of nanoflowers on nanograss have roughness sufficiently large enough to obtain superhydrophobic characteristic.

So, if target firing rates are chosen to make the characteristic variance (nu^) sufficiently large, then an integrator achieved in this way is robust to variation in characteristic variance (nu^) (and unaffected by variation in (mu^)).

If the characteristic variances (nu_{[n]}^) are sufficiently large to make the network an integrator, then they will remain sufficiently large even in the face of such perturbations.

However, the sample was sufficiently large to allow trends in knowledge across the demographic characteristics to be clearly identified.

By the characteristic of positive semigroups (see [14]), for sufficiently large (lambda_{0}>-inf{operatorname{Re} lambdamid lambdain sigma(A)}), we see that (lambda_{0}I+A) has a positive bounded inverse operator ((lambda_{0}I+A)^{-1}).

Our sample of experts was not sufficiently large to enable investigation of systematic differences in opinion based on characteristics such as clinical specialty, country or age.

Adequate integral characteristics of the studied system are obtained by averaging over a sufficiently large number of independent phase trajectories.