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But, both theoretic and experimental considerations [ 1, 14, 35], suggest that the cost w i, j) of a generic gap X[ i, j] must be of the form w (i, j ) = f (X [ i ]) + f (X [ j ]) + g (j - i ) where f1 and f2 are the costs of breaking the string at the endpoints of the gap and g is a function that increases with the gap length.

For demonstration purposes, optimization was performed using DE to minimize a cost function that increases with increasing bridge scour (the constraint) and increasing floodplain access (the spatially-dependent design variable).

The effect of CYP3A44 induction was incorporated as previously described: as an exponential function that increases with time and would be expected to reach steady state by ~20 days of treatment, based on half-life of CYP3A4 (70 h).

Model 1 investigates the temporal trend at circle level and establishes the importance or otherwise of including the temporal effect in subsequent analysis; Model 2 uses time-aggregated data and includes a function that allows for smoothly varying risk with increasing distance from the incinerator site.

If selection is operating to differentially retain duplicate genes, we would expect genes with functions that increase fitness to be retained more frequently than a randomly selected set.

Impaired lysosomal clearance in the RPE of the cryba1 cKO mice also resulted in abnormalities in retinal function that increased with age, as demonstrated by electroretinography.

We have proposed a threshold function that increases logarithmically with the link SNRs and linearly with the number of relays.

We explored three common characterisations of survivorship: constant or fixed lifetimes, exponentially-distributed lifetimes and lifetimes resulting from a Gompertz mortality function (mortality that increases exponentially with age).

We used the method of isotonic regression to construct a birth weight prediction function that increases monotonically with each of the input variables and which minimizes the empirical quadratic loss.

In the present investigation, we used the method of isotonic regression to construct a birth weight prediction function that increases monotonically with each of the input variables and which minimizes the empirical quadratic loss.

Instead of using the above linear regression as a predictor of the fetal length, we find a best-fitting birth weight prediction function that increases monotonically with the fetal length (this is known as an isotonic regression function) [ 18].