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In particular, our methodology coupling the connectivities inference to the parameter inference reveals to be suitable to infer reactions mechanisms of complex systems as drug metabolic network, where many feedback loops and reversible reactions are present.

Given the sparse collection for some regions we felt that our data set was not suitable to infer significance of phylogeographic patterns observed using tests such as Nested Clade Analyses.

Because of their low data requirements, they are suitable to infer even large-scale networks.

The graph is undirected and hence not yet suitable to infer parent child relations.

Due to these restrictions, it is not suitable to infer large‐scale networks.

FEED seems to be particularly suitable to infer causal networks from single-stimulus/single-inhibitor experiments with low computational costs but, as for now, does not exploit data from all multiple combinatorial perturbation experiments.

The true limpet Nacella magellanica has a wide distribution in this province and represents a suitable model to infer the Quaternary glacial legacy on marine benthic organisms.

Therefore, the first conclusions were that TAT-Cre monodispersity is a suitable parameter to infer protein recombinase activity and that monodispersity evaluation by AI is a reliable method that can substitute the time consuming gel filtration chromatography.

Considering the current distribution of N. magellanica, its narrow bathymetric range and its high abundance along both sides of Patagonia, this species constitutes a suitable model to infer how historical and contemporary climatic events shaped the patterns of population genetic diversity and structure.

In such a case, one snapshot is most probably insufficient for studying the dynamics of the disease and a repetitive monitoring scheme would be more suitable in order to infer processes, such as possible modes of disease transmission during the outbreaks.

Thus IGS1 could be used as a suitable, alternative marker to infer phylogenetic relationships in taxonomically difficult taxa, e.g. Asteroideae.