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This article confirms that most existing literature dealing with empty container repositioning ignores the actual dynamics of landlocked hinterlands as well as business practitioners' perspective.

The analysis of the output signals presented in this article confirms that semitone mapping preserves well the harmonic structure of synthetic harmonic musical tones [36].

The results presented in this article confirm that information from physiological signals that directly reflect neurological changes (EEG) and signals that reflect autonomic behavior (HRV) complement each other and their fusion offers superior seizure detection performance.

Your article confirms that clinicians who rely only on published reports to make treatment decisions increase the risk of harm to their patients.

The results shown in this article confirm that the approach of using error correcting codes as a tool to enhance the robustness of watermarking schemes.

The results presented in this article confirm that the proposed optimum signature sequence selection scheme for the SIC receiver provides a significant performance improvement for the HSDPA system.

The results presented in this article confirm that the proposed iterative energy and co-variance matrix inversion scheme provides a significant performance improvement for the multicode downlink transmission, which could be useful to increase the capacity for the high speed down link transmission systems if adapted for standardization.

Results presented in this article confirm that the LmcDNA16 null parasites described above can differentiate into metacyclics in vitro, as defined by expression of the 3F12 epitope on metacyclic LPG.

By selecting transmission and thus filtering characteristics that would mimic that of the young adult human lens, photoreception function was not expected to be negatively affected, and indeed the results given earlier in this article confirm that this expectation has been met.

"I say, Look at that.... That's not going to be our President!" Unfortunately for Trump, a quick glance at the article confirms that his remarks were surely directed at Fiorina's appearance.

The New York Times first used the word "vitamine" in 1916, four years after the term was coined by a Polish biochemist, in an unsigned article confirming that pellagra is caused by a deficiency of the substance now known as vitamin B3.