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The FDA trigger corresponds to a PEC in surface water of 0.1 μg/L, assuming a dilution factor of 10, and is calculated from manufacturers' sales estimates.

The outlined intervention and feedback message triggers correspond to the real world sensor event data that was processed during the evaluation.

The EOG threshold was adjusted for each subject so that the saccade triggers corresponded to the initial acceleration period of the eye movement.

It will also be interesting to determine whether the actual DNA that triggers cGAS corresponds to fully reverse-transcribed cDNA, intermediates of reverse transcription or to aberrant, non-productive RT products.

All other mechanisms like intrasystem hand-overs and the triggers themselves correspond to the standards and stay untouched.

The increase of the triggering phase angle corresponds to a higher voltage on the phase conductor, thereby increasing the strike probability on the phase conductor.

The threshold field (Eth)nanorod for triggering the plasma corresponds to an applied field of (Eth)nanorod = 0.21 V/μm, which is smaller than the Eth value of N2-UNCD film-cathoded microplasma devices (not shown).

This error, which comes from postponing the triggering of actions, corresponds to the deviation of the output that should have been modified having the dataflow been completely executed; i.e., this error is calculated by summing the differences (in absolute value) between current and previous row's values and dividing by the sum of all previous values.

Moreover, we only considered reproducible CWT (ie, pain triggered by palpation corresponds exactly to the self-reported ACP).

In neurons, the resting concentration of calcium in dendritic spines, where it plays an essential role in triggering synaptic plasticity, corresponds to only a few ions in this small volume [ 7], indicating that calcium dynamics can be highly stochastic [ 8].

Each trigger pulse, Figure 4B, corresponds precisely with the onset of a myotube contraction.