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In Figure 2, the shaded blocks correspond to the novel techniques proposed in this paper, notably with respect to the popular translational frame interpolation solution [9].

Their assessment thus still faces some methodological problems which are dealt with in this paper, notably in the case of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN).

However, in this paper, notably, we decided to use the term "auto/biographical" instead of "autobiographical" used in Wang (2014) based on the following two considerations: (1) to describe the nature of the narratives more accurately.

We have used methods described in this paper (notably, automated microscopy) to screen ~1,000 bioactive and ~20,000 random drug-like compounds.

All through the printed paper – notably in the G2 (tabloid) section on Thursdays, when we will have game reviews and the top 10 bestselling games chart (an innovation in print).

Our group will pursue explanations for these findings in a future paper, notably whether syphilis co-infection preceded a rise in viremia, whether ART had been initiated too recently to have achieved an undetectable VL, or whether men had suboptimal medication adherence around the time of syphilis infection and diagnosis.

Another well-connected source explained that the royals now see a tightening conspiracy between the pro-exit papers, notably the Sun, Telegraph and Mail, and certain politicians.

In a freelance career spanning 50 years, Quinlan worked for several papers, notably the Irish Times, and made regular broadcasts for RTÉ.

But Highfield points out that digital revenue growth is now outstripping print revenue decline in some of the group's papers, notably in its Midlands division.

The Tory papers, notably the Daily Telegraph, the Daily Mail and the Sun, which helped destroy Michael Portillo's candidacy, will back him.

Dissatisfaction with established papers, notably among younger readers, led to the rise in the second half of the 20th century of a diverse "underground," or alternative, press.