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This could be correspond to the ~2.4 Myr eccentricity cycle observed today, because the ~2.4 Myr eccentricity cycle shows the strongest peaks among long period astronomical cycles (e.g. Laskar et al., 2004, 2011a).

Furthermore, the observed interplanar distance of 0.273 and 0.284 nm could be assigned to the (20 ( overline{2} )) and (004) planes of θ-Al2O3, and the lattice spacing of 0.255 and 0.348 nm could be corresponded to the (104) and (012) planes of α-Al2O3.

The proteins that could be identified corresponded to 33 distinct ORFs for underrepresented ones and 60 ORFs for overrepresented ones.

The 831 sequences, for which putative orfs could be assigned, corresponded to 682 unique groups using the criteria of clustering sequences with pairwise BLASTN matches of <1e-20.

If a woman's perception of risk fell on a cutoff point of categories (12 25%), they were deemed accurate if either of the categories in which they could be placed corresponded with that given by the consultant.

Thus, the user specified flexible block distance for this case could be forecast a priori to correspond to these mechanisms.

Although we were aware of the fact that neither transcript levels precisely predict enzyme activities nor metabolite pools do this for fluxes, a high number of correlations could be identified that correspond with actual knowledge on bacterial metabolism.

This ordering could be followed by X-ray scattering and corresponded to changes observed in the rheological behaviour.

The prints could be selected to correspond to the recipient's borough, she said.

Over hors d'oeuvres, we stumbled into a friendly quarrel over the idea that anyone's life has ever really been changed by a book or a film, and as we ate roast lamb at Puiu's high, narrow kitchen table we debated whether or not a camera's zoom could be said to correspond to any activity of the human eye.

In particular, two types of inputs could be used that correspond to the appearance-based analysis in Section 5.1 and the motion-based analysis in Section 5.2.