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Power spectrum has been evaluated with parametric (auto-regressive [8, 5]) and nonparametric methods (Fast Fourier Transform [7] and Wavelet [14]), yielding equivalent results.

Delta {{gloss, I, rel }} = left( {left| {left( {{{G}}left( {{I}} right) - {{G}}left( 0 right)} right)} right|/{{G}}left( 0 right)} right)* 100 (2)The results for both reaction coefficient 'k' as for the relative gloss decay were analyzed using analysis of variance ("Design analysis" section) yielding equivalent results.

Tissue from 18 animals was tested at each stage (36 animals total) over three separate experiments, all yielding equivalent results.

This degree of overlap is within the range of similarity to what is seen between biological replicates of either HaloCHIP-chip or ChIP-chip data sets, indicating that the two methods are yielding equivalent results within the limitations of experimental error of the overall process (Table 2) [ 11, 51].

It should be mentioned that there are many different transformation matrices yielding the equivalent results as (19).

All employed the program POY 4.0 [ 58] since it also analyzes static alignments and morphological data using standard tree-searching algorithms, yielding results equivalent to programs like NONA and TNT.

Both methods gave equivalent results.

While for deterministic systems methods based on optimisation have generally been yielding good results, there are no equivalent methods for stochastic systems, and widely used heuristics do not offer guarantees of accuracy.

Also noted is an apparently unphysical characteristic of the LEM that results in a single realization of the stochastic model yielding results, at late times, equivalent to a temporal average.

Strategic accountability efforts are yielding important results.

The White House pressure appeared to be yielding some results.