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Thus, rTMS conditioning leaves a local trace in the sleep EEG, and the trace corresponds topographically to the site of increased TMS-evoked EEG response.

The red subset of the traces corresponds to the unbound head state.

The numerals at the beginnings of the traces correspond to the event IDs listed in Table 1.

The retardation of the lowest part of the F trace corresponds to foE as in the case of the ionogram for 1443 15 JST, except for the height which was lowered by approximately 20 km.

The black trace corresponds to the intensity which evokes the maximum pop spike (100% pop spike).

It is worth noticing that when the numerical trace corresponds to a discrete representation of a continuous process, the discrete time semantics that we use may cause that particular events are 'missed' independently of the numerical errors that can be made by the numerical integration method.

Error bars represent s.e.m. (D ) The total ion chromatogram (top trace) shows all compounds present in morinda extract, and the extracted ion chromatogram (lower trace) corresponds to the exact mass of sum formula of L-3,4-dihydroxyphenylalanine (l -DOPA) present in the fruit; as analysed by UHPLC-MS.

This linear trace corresponds to the Futagawa fault because it agrees with its dip angle, "NW dipping" (HERP 2016), as well as with the fault location.

Their pressure trace corresponds to the so-called rotational instability identified in previous turbomachinery studies, which brings a unified picture of this tip-noise phenomenon for the first time.

In this model, the first phase of the fluorescence traces corresponds mainly to formation of DCC-SSB·wtSSB·dT70 and has kinetics [4.9 μM−1 s−1 (Table 1)] similar to that for formation of (DCC-SSB 2·dT70, DCC-SSB 2·dT70he suggestede of Finure 2a (3.4 μM−1 s−1).

In Fig. 2A we show the heartbeat templates for one muscle (lateral rectus in m3); each trace corresponds to a different muscle length.