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Quiescence can still be significant even with higher threshold magnitudes (Fig. 1b d) at the same change-point at 1300 days elapsed (Table 1).

We illustrate the threshold magnitudes of downstream demand improvements or cost savings that are needed to provide producers economic incentives to adopt E. coli vaccination programs.

As requested by the EFTEJ, we consider two target periods with different threshold magnitudes for the long- and short-term forecasts, taking the evolution of detection capability of earthquakes by the seismic network of the JMA.

If the detection rates of aftershocks regarding magnitudes are same throughout the target period, we can make use of a homogeneous dataset under a smaller threshold magnitude instead of the dataset of completely detected threshold magnitudes to allow less-uncertain inference and prediction (Ogata and Katsura 1993, 2006).

Next, to examine the stability of the above results, we also use the ANSS data for similar analysis of the aftershocks before the M7.3 event for various target periods and lower threshold magnitudes as described in Table 1b to ensure completeness of the datasets in accordance with Fig. 1.

The former one is 1926 2008 with threshold magnitude M 5.0, and the latter is 2000 2008 with threshold magnitude M 4.0.

But, when these parameters exceed some threshold magnitude, the main particles population switches to net-like nanostructures.

As a quality control, we determined in advance the threshold magnitude, above which all earthquakes are completely recorded.

Each earthquake catalog is complete above a threshold magnitude Mc, which means the magnitude-number statistics satisfies the Gutenberg-Richter law (Gutenberg and Richter, 1954).

Step 2. We treated the "threshold magnitude" Mth in each region to be the magnitude bin that includes the largest number of events (Fig. 3).

Δm is the difference between the threshold magnitude for complete reporting and the maximum magnitude, introduced as a rough normalization factor.