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These contrasting side-by-side results suggest the importance of the CIA technique, given that the rate of invasion measured for each of the cell lines tested using this method corresponds closely with previously published in vivo findings [ 32- 34].

The blade shapes obtained by this method correspond, in the first instance, to a minimal form and, subsequently, a minimal form subjected to a known (empirically determined) pressure profile.

The results obtained using this method correspond well with the soil erosion risk assessment carried out in the field, with over 69% in agreement and 95% of the results obtained being within ±1 erosion classification identified by the field data.

The correlations among the demographic rates generated by this method corresponded well with the empirical correlations.

The grouping of ovine TRDV1 genes by this method corresponded with what had been previously described [ 15].

This method corresponded to the method most often described by the authors of the included studies, first described by Tjitra 1999.

However, as expected from such a method, our results show that the line segments generated by this method correspond well with standard secondary structures of proteins.

In our case, the method corresponds to an energy function on the CAC while a model is a set of parameters.

Therefore, in the second part, the slope of this region in the simplified method corresponds to a continuation of the elastic region in the simplified curve (the point B).

In our setting, this method actually corresponds to taking ϕ as the Fourier matrix and ψ as the composition of the Fourier matrix and the initial sparsity matrix.

As Dataset M is involved in this experiment, in addition to verifying the performance of the proposed method with a larger range of data, the above results demonstrate that a classification made by this method generally corresponds to that by manual examination, which involves a considerable amount of manual labor and time.