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Interpretation of the 500 nm time course trace is more complicated.

The reason is that, because of the inherently asymmetric passage of time, the B trace is more vulnerable to decay than the A trace.

Figure  3 and most panels of Fig.  4 show that adding extra intervals to the B trace is more effective in lowering the DLs than adding extra looks to the A trace.

In the final work, "Traces," set to a sinister accordion score played by Viviane Chassot, Mr. Veggetti, as he explained in one of the evening's discussions, was trying to show how the resonance of a dance, or its trace, was more important than the dance itself.

We conclude that, for the same computational cost, high-order tracing is more accurate (smaller error in the time-of-flight) and robust (less sensitive to grid distortion) than low-order tracing.

This suggests that contact tracing is more appropriate with less unnecessary prophylaxis given when informants are interviewed personally.

Identification of peaks from aligned DASH traces is more accurate, which is essential for identification of peaks which migrate closely together.

The authors find that contact tracing is more effective in controlling the spread of HIV if epidemic dynamics follow the differential infectivity model.

Therefore, we have provided evidence that GD will produce an automatic tracing that is close to a good manual reconstruction, thus GD is very accurate; in addition, GD tracing is more stable than the manual reconstruction as the variation is smaller.

Other traces are more subliminal or generic: without Rubens how would Van Dyck or Murillo have developed?

Whereas a typical police officer tells a witness to take time and mull it over, Dr Brewer sets a very short deadline.Dr Brewer knew from past research that strong memory traces are more rapidly accessed by the brain than weaker ones and that accurate eyewitness identifications are made significantly faster than inaccurate ones.