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The variation trend of BDW energy with superficial velocity was consistent with that of the measured meso-scale energy of differential pressure fluctuation signals.
This low conduction velocity was consistent with observed sparse Connexin 43 expression and possibly contributed by immature (or mixed from nodal, atrial, and ventricular cells) electrophysiological phenotype of CPC-derived cardiomyocytes [31].
The size of the potential core and the decay rate of the centerline velocity are consistent well with the experiments.
A spherical grain boundary shrinks in keeping its original shape, and the velocity is consistent with the theoretical prediction.
For non-binding conditions, trends of the height equivalent to a theoretical plate (HETP) as a function of reduced velocity are consistent with perfusion.
The Leo cloud velocity is consistent with the CLIC bulk velocity, so either this cloud or other similar tiny dense local clouds (e.g. Haud, 2010) may explain the large dust grains observed inside of the heliosphere.
The calculated time required for the streamlines to deform and the flow velocity are consistent with the corresponding experimental results, suggesting the reliability of our derived equations and methodology applied in this paper.
The increase in the LOS velocity is consistent with the dextral motion along the fault; the northern side moves away from the satellite and the southern side moves toward it.
As a result of data assimilation, frictional parameters are updated to (A − B (kPa), A (kPa), L (mm)) = (5.37, 40.5, 40.8), which are close to the true parameters, (5.00, 40.0, 40.0). Figure 2 shows that the updated state of the slip velocity is consistent with the observed values at points A E, whereas those in the simulation run were not.
The third peak conduction velocity is consistent with myelinated afferents, group III.
The second peak conduction velocity is consistent with myelinated afferents, group Ib and large group II.
