wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original:  We further determined the temperature dependence of the spontaneous curvatures J0(T) in the range from 15 to 55 \deg C \degC , resulting in a quite narrow distribution of -1 to -3 * 10^-3 1/nm{\deg}C for all investigated lipids.
Revised:  We further determined the temperature dependence of the spontaneous curvatures J0(T) in the range from 15 to 55 C \degC , resulting in a quite narrow distribution of -1 to -3 * 10^-3 1/nm{\deg}C for all investigated lipids.
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Original:  We further determined the temperature dependence of the spontaneous curvatures J0(T) in the range from 15 to 55 \deg C \degC , resulting in a quite narrow distribution of -1 to -3 * 10^-3 1/nm{\deg}C for all investigated lipids.
Revised:  We further determined the temperature dependence of the spontaneous curvatures J0(T) in the range from 15 to 55 \deg \degC , resulting in a quite narrow distribution of -1 to -3 * 10^-3 1/nm{\deg}C for all investigated lipids.
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Original:  We further determined the temperature dependence of the spontaneous curvatures J0(T) in the range from 15 to 55 \deg C \degC , resulting in a quite narrow distribution of -1 to -3 * 10^-3 1/nm{\deg}C for all investigated lipids.
Revised:  We further determined the temperature dependence of the spontaneous curvatures J0(T) in the range from 15 to 55 \deg C \degC , resulting in a quite narrow distribution of -1 to -3 * 10^-3 1/nm{\deg}C for most investigated lipids.
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Original: An on-going debate in the energy economics and power market community has raised the question if energy-only power markets are increasingly failing due to growing in-feed shares from subsidized RES . The short answer to this is: no , they are not failing.
Revised: An on-going debate in the energy economics and power market community has raised the question if energy-only power markets are increasingly failing due to growing feed-in shares from subsidized RES . The short answer to this is: no , they are not failing.
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Original: An on-going debate in the energy economics and power market community has raised the question if energy-only power markets are increasingly failing due to growing in-feed shares from subsidized RES . The short answer to this is: no , they are not failing.
Revised: An on-going debate in the energy economics and power market community has raised the question if energy-only power markets are increasingly failing due to growing in-feed shares from subsidized renewable energy sources (RES) . The short answer to this is: no , they are not failing.
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Original: An on-going debate in the energy economics and power market community has raised the question if energy-only power markets are increasingly failing due to growing in-feed shares from subsidized RES . The short answer to this is: no , they are not failing.
Revised: An on-going debate in the energy economics and power market community has raised the question if energy-only power markets are increasingly failing due to growing in-feed shares from subsidized RES . The short answer to this is: No , they are not failing.
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Original:  Energy-based power markets are, however, facing several market distortions, namely from the gap between the electricity volume traded at spot markets versus the overall electricity consumption as well as the (wrong) regulatory assumption that variable RES generation, i.e., wind and PV , truly have zero marginal operation costs.
Revised:  Energy-based power markets are, however, facing several market distortions, namely from the gap between the electricity volume traded at day-ahead markets versus the overall electricity consumption as well as the (wrong) regulatory assumption that variable RES generation, i.e., wind and PV , truly have zero marginal operation costs.
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Original:  Energy-based power markets are, however, facing several market distortions, namely from the gap between the electricity volume traded at spot markets versus the overall electricity consumption as well as the (wrong) regulatory assumption that variable RES generation, i.e., wind and PV , truly have zero marginal operation costs.
Revised:  Energy-based power markets are, however, facing several market distortions, namely from the gap between the electricity volume traded at spot markets versus the overall electricity consumption as well as the (wrong) regulatory assumption that variable RES generation, i.e., wind and photovoltaic (PV) , truly have zero marginal operation costs.
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Original:  We show that both effects overamplify the well-known merit-order effect of RES power in-feed beyond a level that is explainable by underlying physical realities, i.e., thermal power plants being willing to accept negative electricity prices to be able to stay online due to considerations of wear & tear and start-stop constraints.
Revised:  In this paper we show that both effects overamplify the well-known merit-order effect of RES power in-feed beyond a level that is explainable by underlying physical realities, i.e., thermal power plants being willing to accept negative electricity prices to be able to stay online due to considerations of wear & tear and start-stop constraints.
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Original:  We show that both effects overamplify the well-known merit-order effect of RES power in-feed beyond a level that is explainable by underlying physical realities, i.e., thermal power plants being willing to accept negative electricity prices to be able to stay online due to considerations of wear & tear and start-stop constraints.
Revised:  We show that both effects over-amplify the well-known merit-order effect of RES power in-feed beyond a level that is explainable by underlying physical realities, i.e., thermal power plants being willing to accept negative electricity prices to be able to stay online due to considerations of wear & tear and start-stop constraints.
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Original:  We show that both effects overamplify the well-known merit-order effect of RES power in-feed beyond a level that is explainable by underlying physical realities, i.e., thermal power plants being willing to accept negative electricity prices to be able to stay online due to considerations of wear & tear and start-stop constraints.
Revised:  We show that both effects overamplify the well-known merit-order effect of RES power feed-in beyond a level that is explainable by underlying physical realities, i.e., thermal power plants being willing to accept negative electricity prices to be able to stay online due to considerations of wear & tear and start-stop constraints.
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Original:  In this paper we analyze the impacts of wind and PV power in-feed on the spot market for a region that is already today experiencing significant FIT-subsidized RES power in-feed (%DIFDELCMD < \approx20%%% \%), the German-Austrian market zone of the EPEX.
Revised:  We analyze the impacts of wind and PV power in-feed on the spot market for a region that is already today experiencing significant FIT-subsidized RES power in-feed (%DIFDELCMD < \approx20%%% \%), the German-Austrian market zone of the EPEX.
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Original:  In this paper we analyze the impacts of wind and PV power in-feed on the spot market for a region that is already today experiencing significant FIT-subsidized RES power in-feed (%DIFDELCMD < \approx20%%% \%), the German-Austrian market zone of the EPEX.
Revised:  In this paper we analyze the impacts of wind and PV power feed-in on the day-ahead market for a region that is already today experiencing significant FIT-subsidized RES power in-feed (%DIFDELCMD < \approx20%%% \%), the German-Austrian market zone of the EPEX.
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Original:  In this paper we analyze the impacts of wind and PV power in-feed on the spot market for a region that is already today experiencing significant FIT-subsidized RES power in-feed (%DIFDELCMD < \approx20%%% \%), the German-Austrian market zone of the EPEX.
Revised:  In this paper we analyze the impacts of wind and PV power in-feed on the spot market for a region that is already today experiencing significant feed-in tariff (FIT)-subsidized RES power in-feed (%DIFDELCMD < \approx20%%% \%), the German-Austrian market zone of the EPEX.
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Original:  In this paper we analyze the impacts of wind and PV power in-feed on the spot market for a region that is already today experiencing significant FIT-subsidized RES power in-feed (%DIFDELCMD < \approx20%%% \%), the German-Austrian market zone of the EPEX.
Revised:  In this paper we analyze the impacts of wind and PV power in-feed on the spot market for a region that is already today experiencing significant FIT-subsidized RES power %DIFDELCMD < \approx20%%% \%), the German-Austrian market zone of the EPEX.
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Original:  In this paper we analyze the impacts of wind and PV power in-feed on the spot market for a region that is already today experiencing significant FIT-subsidized RES power in-feed (%DIFDELCMD < \approx20%%% \%), the German-Austrian market zone of the EPEX.
Revised:  In this paper we analyze the impacts of wind and PV power in-feed on the spot market for a region that is already today experiencing significant FIT-subsidized RES power in-feed (%DIFDELCMD < \approx20%%% feed-in, the EPEX German-Austrian market zone of the EPEX.
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Original:  In this paper we analyze the impacts of wind and PV power in-feed on the spot market for a region that is already today experiencing significant FIT-subsidized RES power in-feed (%DIFDELCMD < \approx20%%% \%), the German-Austrian market zone of the EPEX. We show a comparison of the FIT-subsidized RES energy production volume to the spot market volume and the overall load demand. Furthermore, a spot market analysis based on the assumption that RES units have to feed-in with their assumed true marginal costs, i.e., operation, maintenance and balancing costs, is performed. Our analysis results show that, if the necessary regulatory adaptations are taken, i.e., increasing the spot market's share of overall load demand and using the true marginal costs of RES units in the merit-order, energy-based power markets can remain functional despite high RES power in-feed .
Revised:  In this paper we analyze the impacts of wind and PV power in-feed on the spot market for a region that is already today experiencing significant FIT-subsidized RES power in-feed (%DIFDELCMD < \approx20%%% \%), the German-Austrian market zone (\approx\,20\% FIT share). Our analysis shows that, if the necessary regulatory adaptations are taken, i.e., increasing the spot market's share of overall load demand and using the true marginal costs of RES units in the merit-order, energy-based power markets can remain functional despite high RES power in-feed .
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Original:  Our analysis results show that, if the necessary regulatory adaptations are taken, i.e., increasing the spot market's share of overall load demand and using the true marginal costs of RES units in the merit-order, energy-based power markets can remain functional despite high RES power in-feed .
Revised:  Our analysis results show that, if the necessary regulatory adaptations are taken, i.e., increasing the day-ahead market's share of overall load demand and using the true marginal costs of RES units in the merit-order, energy-based power markets can remain functional despite high RES power in-feed .
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Original:  Our analysis results show that, if the necessary regulatory adaptations are taken, i.e., increasing the spot market's share of overall load demand and using the true marginal costs of RES units in the merit-order, energy-based power markets can remain functional despite high RES power in-feed .
Revised:  Our analysis results show that, if the necessary regulatory adaptations are taken, i.e., increasing the spot market's share of overall load demand and using the true marginal costs of RES units in the merit-order, energy-based power markets can remain functional despite high RES power feed-in .
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Original: The effect of magnesium ion Mg2+ on the dielectric relaxation of semidilute DNA aqueous solutions has been studied by means of dielectric spectroscopy . Two dielectric relaxations in the 100 Hz - 100 MHz frequency range , originating in the motion of DNA counterions, were probed as a function of DNA and Mg2+ ion concentration in added MgCl2 salt.
Revised: The effect of magnesium ion Mg2+ on the dielectric relaxation of semidilute DNA aqueous solutions has been studied by means of dielectric spectroscopy in the 100 Hz - 100 MHz frequency range , originating in the motion of DNA counterions, were probed as a function of DNA and Mg2+ ion concentration in added MgCl2 salt.
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Original:  Two dielectric relaxations in the 100 Hz - 100 MHz frequency range , originating in the motion of DNA counterions, were probed as a function of DNA and Mg2+ ion concentration in added MgCl2 salt.
Revised:  Two dielectric relaxations in the 100 Hz- 100 MHz frequency range , originating in the motion of DNA counterions, were probed as a function of DNA and Mg2+ ion concentration in added MgCl2 salt.
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Original:  Two dielectric relaxations in the 100 Hz - 100 MHz frequency range , originating in the motion of DNA counterions, were probed as a function of DNA and Mg2+ ion concentration in added MgCl2 salt. The high-frequency mode in the MHz range, stemming from the URLanization of the DNA network, reveals de Gennes-Pfeuty-Dobrynin correlation length as the pertinent fundamental length scale for sufficiently low concentration of added salt  . No relaxation fingerprint of  DNA denaturation bubbles, leading to exposed hydrophobic core scaling, was detected at low DNA concentrations, thus indicating an increased stability of the double-stranded conformation  as compared to the case of DNA solutionswith univalent counterions.
Revised:  Two dielectric relaxations in the 100 Hz - 100 MHz frequency range . De Gennes-Pfeuty-Dobrynin correlation length as the pertinent fundamental length scale for sufficiently low concentration of added salt . No relaxation fingerprint of DNA denaturation bubbles, leading to exposed hydrophobic core scaling, was detected at low DNA concentrations, thus indicating an increased stability of the double-stranded conformation as compared to the case of DNA solutionswith univalent counterions.
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Original:  stemming from the URLanization of the DNA network, reveals de Gennes-Pfeuty-Dobrynin correlation length as the pertinent fundamental length scale for sufficiently low concentration of added salt  . No relaxation fingerprint of  DNA denaturation bubbles, leading to exposed hydrophobic core scaling, was detected at low DNA concentrations, thus indicating an increased stability of the double-stranded conformation  as compared to the case of DNA solutionswith univalent counterions.
Revised:  stemming from the URLanization of the DNA network, reveals de Gennes-Pfeuty-Dobrynin semidilute solution correlation length is the pertinent fundamental length scale for sufficiently low concentration of added salt . No relaxation fingerprint of DNA denaturation bubbles, leading to exposed hydrophobic core scaling, was detected at low DNA concentrations, thus indicating an increased stability of the double-stranded conformation as compared to the case of DNA solutionswith univalent counterions.
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Original:  stemming from the URLanization of the DNA network, reveals de Gennes-Pfeuty-Dobrynin correlation length as the pertinent fundamental length scale for sufficiently low concentration of added salt  . No relaxation fingerprint of  DNA denaturation bubbles, leading to exposed hydrophobic core scaling, was detected at low DNA concentrations, thus indicating an increased stability of the double-stranded conformation  as compared to the case of DNA solutionswith univalent counterions.
Revised:  stemming from the URLanization of the DNA network, reveals de Gennes-Pfeuty-Dobrynin correlation length as the pertinent fundamental length scale for sufficiently low concentration of added salt , describing the collective properties of Mg-DNA solutions . No relaxation fingerprint of DNA denaturation bubbles, leading to exposed hydrophobic core scaling, was detected at low DNA concentrations, thus indicating an increased stability of the double-stranded conformation as compared to the case of DNA solutionswith univalent counterions.
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Original:  stemming from the URLanization of the DNA network, reveals de Gennes-Pfeuty-Dobrynin correlation length as the pertinent fundamental length scale for sufficiently low concentration of added salt  . No relaxation fingerprint of  DNA denaturation bubbles, leading to exposed hydrophobic core scaling, was detected at low DNA concentrations, thus indicating an increased stability of the double-stranded conformation  as compared to the case of DNA solutionswith univalent counterions.
Revised:  stemming from the URLanization of the DNA network, reveals de Gennes-Pfeuty-Dobrynin correlation length as the pertinent fundamental length scale for sufficiently low concentration of added salt . No relaxation fingerprint of the DNA denaturation bubbles, leading to exposed hydrophobic core scaling, was detected at low DNA concentrations, thus indicating an increased stability of the double-stranded conformation as compared to the case of DNA solutionswith univalent counterions.
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Original:  stemming from the URLanization of the DNA network, reveals de Gennes-Pfeuty-Dobrynin correlation length as the pertinent fundamental length scale for sufficiently low concentration of added salt  . No relaxation fingerprint of  DNA denaturation bubbles, leading to exposed hydrophobic core scaling, was detected at low DNA concentrations, thus indicating an increased stability of the double-stranded conformation  as compared to the case of DNA solutionswith univalent counterions.
Revised:  stemming from the URLanization of the DNA network, reveals de Gennes-Pfeuty-Dobrynin correlation length as the pertinent fundamental length scale for sufficiently low concentration of added salt . No relaxation fingerprint of DNA denaturation bubbles, leading to exposed hydrophobic core scaling, was detected at low DNA concentrations, thus indicating an increased stability of the double-stranded conformation in Mg-DNA solutions as compared to the case of DNA solutionswith univalent counterions.
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Original:  stemming from the URLanization of the DNA network, reveals de Gennes-Pfeuty-Dobrynin correlation length as the pertinent fundamental length scale for sufficiently low concentration of added salt  . No relaxation fingerprint of  DNA denaturation bubbles, leading to exposed hydrophobic core scaling, was detected at low DNA concentrations, thus indicating an increased stability of the double-stranded conformation  as compared to the case of DNA solutionswith univalent counterions. The presence of Mg2+ does not change qualitatively the low frequency mode in the kHz range correlated with single DNA conformational properties. It does, however, introduce some changes in the effective size of the DNA molecule and in the electrostatic screening effects of the Odijk-Skolnick-Fixman type.
Revised:  stemming from the URLanization of the DNA network, reveals de Gennes-Pfeuty-Dobrynin correlation length as the pertinent fundamental length scale for sufficiently low concentration of added salt . No relaxation fingerprint of DNA denaturation bubbles, leading to exposed hydrophobic core scaling, was detected at low DNA concentrations, thus indicating an increased stability of the double-stranded conformation as compared to the case of Na-DNA solutions. Some changes are detected in the behavior of the fundamental length scale pertaining to the single molecule DNA properties, reflecting modified electrostatic screening effects of the Odijk-Skolnick-Fixman type.
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Original:  In this way, starting from economic reasoning, we obtain a sound interpretation of the typical network variables in terms of thermodynamic quantities together with a strong consistency with microeconomic theory, and in particular with Walrasian\} describing the flow of a given commodity from agent i to agent j.
Revised:  This is defined as a sequence of nonnegative discrete random variables \{w_{ij\} describing the flow of a given commodity from agent i to agent j.
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Original:  This sequence can be arranged in a nonnegative matrix W which we can regard as the representation of a weighted and directed network or digraph G. Our main result consists in showing that } general equilibrium theory . In our formalism, naturally arises the interpretation of the temperature T as a quantification of economic disequilibrium, which can indeed coexist with statistical equilibrium .
Revised:  This sequence can be arranged in a nonnegative matrix W which we can regard as the representation of a weighted and directed network or digraph G. Our main result consists in showing that } general equilibrium theory imposes highly restrictive conditions upon market configurations, which are in most cases not fulfilled by real markets. An explicit example with reference to the e-MID interbank credit market is provided .
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Original: We define and study periodic strategies in two player finite strategic form games . This concept can arise from some epistemic analysis of the rationalizability concept of Bernheim and Pearce.
Revised: We define and study periodic strategies in two player finite strategic form games which we call periodic strategies and the solution concept periodicity. As we will explicitly demonstrate, the periodicity solution concept has implications for non-trivial realistic games, which renders this solution concept very valuable. The most striking application of periodicity is that in mixed strategy strategic form games, we were able to find solutions that result to values for the utility function of each player, that are equal to the Nash equilibrium ones, with the difference that in the rationalizability concept of Bernheim and Pearce.
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Original:  This concept can arise from some epistemic analysis of the rationalizability concept of Bernheim and Pearce. We analyze in detail the pure strategies and mixed strategies cases. In the pure strategies case, we prove that every two player finite action game has at least one periodic strategy, making the periodic strategies an inherent characteristic of these games .
Revised:  This concept can arise from some epistemic analysis of the Nash strategies playing, the payoffs strongly depend on what the opponent plays, while in the periodic strategies case, we prove that every two player finite action game has at least one periodic strategy, making the periodic strategies an inherent characteristic of these games .
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Original:  In the pure strategies case, we prove that every two player finite action game has at least one periodic strategy, making the periodic strategies an inherent characteristic of these games .
Revised:  In the pure strategies case, the payoffs of each player are completely robust against what the opponent plays. We formally define and study periodic strategies in two player perfect information strategic form games, with pure strategies and generalize the results to include multiplayer games with perfect information. We prove that every two player finite action game has at least one periodic strategy, making the periodic strategies an inherent characteristic of these games .
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