Starting with a nonlinear set of constraints, we empirically derive linearizations and then compare them to a commonly used set of constraints that assumes a constant voltage and neglects rate-capacity.
The review will also assist us in identifying the most commonly used set of definitions for some pregnancy related conditions, in testing a set of critical appraisal and data-extraction instruments that can be used in future reviews of observational studies, and in guiding future research in this field.
For such applications, a run-based representation, run forest, of binary images is proposed, and commonly used set operations of intersection, union, complementation, symmetric difference and set difference are realized on it.
One of the more commonly used set of guidelines classifies grade I concussions as a transient brain injury with no associated loss of consciousness and post-traumatic amnesia, if present, lasts for less than 30 minutes.
A combination of T2WI, DWI (ADC), and DCE MRI is the most commonly used set of parameters for prostate cancer imaging.
This framework is based on Task Analysis a commonly used set of analysis tools common in training design and systems analysis methods that are essential to business systems analysis and used by consulting experts.
The principal rule is that there is no single, perfect set of alterations within the commonly used set that we investigated.
It has been proved that [57] problems with initial points are an effective tool to estimate the performance of algorithms and are one of the most commonly used sets of optimization problems.
Thus, this study was conducted in a Korean population to evaluate the effects of coffee consumption, smoking, and alcohol drinking on the most commonly used sets of LFTs in order to consider the interactive association with major demographic factors.
A recent systematic review, specifically on set-shifting abilities in children and adolescents, found no overall differences between adolescents with AN and healthy controls in relation to commonly used set-shifting tasks [ 107], suggesting that these may be indicative of more prolongued illness duration or starvation.
