p53 is a sequence-specific transcription factor whose DNA-binding consensus is present in a large number of promoters.
No consensus is present in literature about the precise definition of stiffness.
In the absence of conclusive evidence, a group consensus is presented.
Firstly, by projecting the state of a singular swarm system onto a consensus subspace and a complement consensus subspace, a necessary and sufficient condition for admissible consensus is presented in terms of linear matrix inequalities (LMIs).
A summary of proposed absolute indications for RRT initiation, based on consensus, is presented in Table 2[ 16].
The control of each agent using local information is designed and detailed analysis of the leader-following consensus is presented.
The correlation of ranking between every algorithm and the physicians' consensus is presented in Table 1.
The new ICD-10 coding algorithm developed by consensus is presented in Table 1, along with the original ICD-9-CM algorithm that we previously reported [ 1].
Thus overall strong or good consensus was present for 136 (90%) elements, of which 106 (70.2%) were rated essential.
In 90% of the clusters, the consensus is accurate, and in 99% of those cases the consensus was present and was the only correct k-mer in the cluster.
Sufficient conditions for consensus are presented and the consensus protocol accounting for actuator saturation is developed.
