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In near-surface surface-wave acquisition, bad traces are very common and inevitable due to the imperfections in the recording instruments or others.

As the sets of traces are very big (millions of traces), we generated for the set Total and for each pair (A, T) distributions of 5000 values (height or average reversal length) respecting the average ratios observed on the 500 permutations.

We find that the hemoglobin and Cyt c traces are very similar when fitting the first differential of in vivo data with a simple linear model that assumes both the differential pathlength and differential scattering are wavelength independent compared to using the full Monte Carlo model.

The traces were very rare and could only come from one of five sources, all linked to varieties of the gelsemium plant – the most toxic of which, Gelsemium elegans, only grows in Asia.

After about 100 ms the difference between traces is very small, a fraction of one gf.

Obviously the result, which is representative of what we got on all our traces, is very good, leaving behind only the high frequency, low amplitude, measurement noise described above.

Conclusion: These results suggest that wound area measurements obtained using digital videometry and acetate tracing are very similar and both techniques can be used interchangeably in either clinical or research settings.

Such interception and tracing is very expensive, so keep that in mind when weighing your chances.

In this respect, it is worth mentioning that both PMA and pervanadate stimulate the shedding of CA IX ECD from the ventral side of cells to their adhesive support, which results in the formation of intense 'cell traces' that are very similar to traces formed by the proteolytic release of αV β3-integrin from the stressed tumour cells (Majda et al, 1994).

Probably, this situation arises from the traces that are very close to each other, which also requires a considerable effort during vectorization process.

Reference intervals for trace elements are very hard to obtain because of the difficulty of defining a nonexposed reference population.