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Using the reactivity of a radical with styrene as a measure of its "general" (i.e. thermodynamic) reactivity, it has been shown that a parameter denoting radical polarity can easily be deduced from polymerisation data, and that these 2 parameters can be used quantitatively to characterise the behaviour of that radical in copolymerisations in general.

We did not measure MVO2 directly but calculated ΔVO2, a parameter denoting the difference in systemic VO2 prior to and immediately after entry of myocardial effluent blood into the venous circulation.

Recasting the load vs. fatigue life relations experimentally obtained from single-spot-welded specimens, we predict the fatigue life of spot-welded specimens with a parameter denoted the equivalent stress intensity factor (Ke).

This path is parametrized by a parameter denoted λ.

Consider the general case of a cost function C to be minimized with respect to a parameter denoted by w.

A parameter denoted by μ is used to control how close the smoothed ℓ 1-norm to the ℓ 1-norm will be.

The second component represents the dependence of insulin secretion on the rate of change of plasma glucose and depends on the first derivative of plasma glucose concentration against time and a parameter denoted as rate sensitivity.

The disturbance is dependent on the system varying parameter, roll angle, and a constant parameter denoting the normalized gravity force.

XRD patterns showed lamellar type materials in fresh solids (dried) and a diminishing basal parameter denoting the incorporation of La in the ZnAl LDH structure.

Therefore, a positive parameter denotes an activation and a negative parameter denotes a repression.

A positive parameter w i,j denotes an activation and a negative parameter denotes a repression of gene i by gene j. 3. The approach follows the selection criterion of sparseness.