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While the modeled and observed data do correlate so well, we note that IRI-2007 model is strongly overestimating the equatorial ion fountain effect during the descending phase of solar cycle, and this could be the reason for the very high TEC estimations.

As well, we note that the performance of uniform weights tends to degrade as the number of networks increases this is because of the abundance of gene expression datasets and thus the number of co-expression networks.

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As well, we noted that whatever the particle size, 75%% of Pb II) was removed at 90 min of contact time.

As well, we noted that the mother led the quitting efforts within the context of a shared parenting dynamic, pointing to gender interactions characterized by ambivalent (shifting to protest) femininities (her ultimatum) that strategically relied on social acceptance of the responsibilities in the new father role to modify complicit masculinity, as presented by her husband.

From several examples, we note that persistent, well- coordinated national innovation policy plans with clear targets and a matching institutional set-up are a key ingredient for success in developing countries.

We observed that both methods performed well, but we note that CNVassoc has a number of important advantages over CNVtools in terms of computational speed and robustness in situations of limited sample sizes.

While the approach in NGS has been rigorous in the generation of data as well as analysis, we note that there is a lack of quality check to assess if the matched normal-tumor pair was indeed matched.

If a data set is known to have particular characteristics such as high levels of noise, etc., then the recommended method will shift to one that is known to function well under that regime, although we note that some methods such as c3PB function well under a majority of tested scenarios.

Moreover, we note that well over 200 otherwise rare mutations can cause X-linked chronic granulomatous disease [56], an abnormality characterized by altered ability of polymorphonuclear leukocytes to kill several bacterial and fungal pathogens.

We note that well-done negative studies contribute to the field by demonstrating what does not work in a particular situation.

Table 3 shows C for the configurations having well-defined optimum redundancies, although we note that Eq. 10 also follows this form, having C = 3.0.

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