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These correlations support the approximation proposed by Pereira et al. (2001) between the societal approach to values and Schwartz's value theory (Pereira et al. 2005).

40623_2017_665_MOESM1_ESM.pdf Additional file 1. Provides the synthetic experiments which (1) compare the arithmetic and geometric average, (2) support the approximation applied in the paper, (3) show the examples of all four elements of impedance tensors, and (4) examine the galvanic distortion model dependence of the proposed approaches.

This shows that k1 + k3 is larger than k2 and k4 by at least two orders of magnitude, supporting the approximation in (30).

Since the block size is by far greater than the Doppler support, the diagonal approximation is necessary for low-complexity MMSE equalizers.

These distributions resemble the actual frequency distribution shown in Figure 8, and thereby support the binomial approximation.

High correlations (r ≥ 0.9) between measured values of these components obtained during the ESCAPE campaign support this approximation.

This supports the underlying approximation of stationarity since all magnitudes would be affected to the same extent by any real fluctuations in rates of volcanism.

However, when its value was increased nearly 9-fold, well above the substrate concentration range, in all of the realizations, the data supported the simplifying approximation.

This study supports that approximation as the measured overall hydrolysis rate of A does not differ from the formation rate of D. The measured rate for the formation of D from A (T1/2 = 37 h) is 10 times faster than the rate for the formation of B from A (T1/2 = 297 h) indicating that the overall rate of ethephon hydrolysis is governed by the rate of phosphate formation (k3).

In addition to the convex hull, the use of support vector machine for the approximation of AOD is also proposed in [7].

Monte Carlo simulations support the accuracy of the approximations for practical ranges of sample size, rank of the design matrix, error degrees of freedom, and the amount of deviation from sphericity.