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However, identification accuracy for a baseline stimulus in the B+80 condition was the same independently of whether it was preceded by another baseline stimulus or by an 80-dB SPL stimulus (see Fig.  3).

A typical fluorescence spectrum registered by point spectrofluorometric measurement of a metastasis is shown in Figure 2. It depicts the characteristic fluorescence emission spectrum of PpIX and was the same independently on the used concentration or precursor.

Interestingly, at low SNR, the NSE observed in both games is the same, independently of the load of the system.

The results are the same independently of the social topology, i.e., small-world or scale-free.

The invariability of spectral positions implies that the excited and ground states that are involved in these emissions are the same independently of the concentration.

(19)Intuitively, we may think that if the function f is constant in time, the value of f for a given income level must be the same independently of the time period used for its estimation.

In the absence of a mathematical proof, we carry out a numerical experiment to test a necessary, but not sufficient condition that our system is a valid representation of the magnetic field: The toroidal and poloidal magnetic energy should be the same, independently of each other, regardless of whether T and V are represented in magnetic coordinates or orthogonal spherical coordinates.

The second assumption is that at the time of initiation this ratio will be the same, independently of the growth rate and thus the number of origins.

Although the use of NaCl gave the best results in decolourisation rate, the oxidation efficiency was practically the same independently of what type of electrolyte was used.

As the algorithms are mainly based onto the computation of accessible scores, the memory required is almost the same independently of the decreasing step value (until the value is not very large).

These values were virtually the same independently of the grouping scheme.