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Main trajectories were linked to fragmentation indices and farming systems through cluster analysis.

Flat shelf-edge trajectories were associated with sediment bypass and increase in bottomset thicknesses, whereas rising shelf-edge trajectories were linked with sediment storage on the shelf.

In spite of the specificity of the trajectories of the expansion of biofuel crops in each producing country, such trajectories are linked up with broader processes at national and global levels through complex and interrelated strands of economic, political and geographical factors.

By assigning the mitochondrial detection events in each frame to existing trajectories, the detection events were linked into trajectories frame by frame.

Moreover, Chen et al. [ 3] analyzed how trajectories of socioeconomic status over time were linked to children's health at 10 11 years and 14 15 years of age.

When a detection at T + Δt was found within the area defined by R, the two detections were linked in a trajectory.

Therefore, the trajectories were made in two steps: (1) all corresponding points in successive frames were linked together.

To visualize the trajectory of the transplanted fecal bacterial populations, data points from subsequent days were linked (Fig. 4).

Differences in growth trajectories may be linked to urban-rural differences and a variety of biological and social factors including suboptimal infant feeding practices and maternal illness or death.

An analytical model is proposed to allow the estimated (predicted) target trajectory to be linked mathematically with the actual disguised (polluted) target trajectory, thus facilitating the control design and stability analysis.

On the other hand, the incongruence between allometric trajectories and phylogeny may be linked to the reticulate adaptive radiation (i.e. evolutionary patterns characterized by rapid and repeated shifts between a limited number of ecomorphological states) of damselfishes suggested by Cooper and Westneat [ 3].