On the other hand, the fast flow source of the ELEMENT GD permits higher currents (up to 90 mA in contrast to 10 mA for VG9000) and higher argon gas flows leading to more effective sample sputtering [ 25].
Significantly improved protein and ligand force fields, new and more effective sampling algorithms, and the availability of low-cost high-performance computing (though graphics processing units and multicore CPUs) all concurred to put free energy methods firmly back on the stage.
Given these constraints a piecewise linear function was used, as this has relatively few parameters involved and will allow more effective sampling, hence (6) f (c (t ) ) = 0 if c < c min c − c min c max − c min if c min < c < c max 1 if c > c max with different values c c min, c c max, c a min and c a max for calves and adults.
By using the proposed sampling algorithm, a more effective and efficient sampling process can be achieved without compromising the randomness of the uncertain properties.
Bootstrap re-sampling is a more effective technique for validating a prediction model than data splitting [ 14], and the 0.632 bootstrap technique used in our validation procedures is a variant bootstrap method that can provide very similar validation to that obtained using an independent data set [ 26].
The main reason is probably that the longer Ag NWs from sample S7 form a more effective percolation network with a smaller number of nanowires, leading to much more light transmission through the Ag NWs network.
Oral rinse samples may allow for a more effective collection of oral cells for HPV detection.
The previous definition and samples relates to an initial formulation of CDE method, but it requires a more effective definition that allows an effective application at industrial level.
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