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This suggests that investing in immunization as a health strategy is advantageous as the uptake across the spectrum of society is close to indifferent and therefore there will be a reduced gradient of health inequity [ 45].

In the second stage of the fitting process, a depth profile and corresponding error bars are extracted from the experimental spectrum by running a generalized reduced gradient (GRG2) algorithm using the previously calculated multilayer target.

The cost optimization process is developed by the use of the Generalized Reduced Gradient technique in the space of only a reduced number of design variables.

Plastic flow localization in ductile materials subjected to pure shear loading and uniaxial tension is investigated respectively in this paper using a reduced strain gradient theory, which consists of the couple-stress (CS) strain gradient theory proposed by Fleck and Hutchinson (1993) and the strain gradient hardening (softening) law (C W) proposed by Chen and Wang (2000).

The comzputer code is tested by comparing results of minimum weight designs of a three-span stiffened steel plate girder to results obtained from a generalized reduced gradients algorithm.

A new method of derivation is introduced, the GRG (generalized reduced gradient) method, which leads to a mean weighted-RMSD of 0.128 v.u.

Our results in the intact myocardium directly demonstrate that a reduced transmural gradient in APD can afford a mechanism of proarrhythmia.

The procedure is illustrated with an example, using the generalized reduced gradient (GRG) algorithm for nonlinear programming.

As this new eyewall was larger than the old eyewall, the winds of the tropical cyclone would be weaker due to a reduced pressure gradient.

A reduced proton gradient would explain decreased ATP levels in PINK1 fly knockout models [32], [34] and it would be interesting to investigate whether this is due to a reduced ψm in vivo.

This initial drop can be explained by a reduced diffusion gradient in the injured cells/tissues.