It is not surprising this parameter is underestimated when scattering increases, as the hypothesis of a single scattering regime may not be reasonable anymore, while first-order approximation precisely does not take into consideration multi-scattering regimes.
It was surprising that Mössbauer parameters determined for the white sand "Shirasu", originating from the volcanic ash that erupted ca. 25,000 years ago, were comparable to those of the "black ash" (Nishida et al. 1986).
This should not be surprising, as these parameters report very different phases in the cardiac cycle.
It is, however, surprising that the 'purest' spatial parameter (parameter 8: area coordinates, which expresses the proximity between areas) did not result in a strong prediction for connectivity, as spatial distance has been previously put forward as an important factor in primate cortical connectivity [ 10].
This is surprising because this physiological parameter is used routinely by many agronomists to correct feeding shortages in maize fields at the grain filling stage51, 52 and enhancement of host plant photosynthetic potential24 and photosynthetic pigments25 by Azospirillum species is a common observation.
It is perhaps not very surprising that within certain parameter regions the model can generate the observed dynamics.
Thus, it is not surprising that the free parameters have different values for different experimental data sets.
This is not surprising as the focal parameters correspond to the lowest and highest possible expression levels.
This was not surprising, since these three parameters had the largest impacts on the first three NPLSR factors of the global NPLSR models, and hence the clustering using the NPLSR factors was mostly based on these three parameters.
Hence, it is not surprising that fetal biometric parameters show high degree of variation in evaluated population from country to country and from area to area, within the same country.
