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The postal methods adopted for distribution of questionnaires provided an efficient way to collect relatively large amounts of information from patients, but this may have contributed to the response rate of 33%%.

Then the optimal multiplier power flow is adopted for the distribution grid.

Different adjustment measures should be adopted for the distribution areas of different reservoir architecture patterns.

For example, if a model based on the size of side chains is adopted for the distribution of aa's at any given position, we can see how the largest contribution to MI between any two positions will originate from deviations (like the match of one large and one small side chain in a defined region of space) of the observed joint distribution with respect to the model.

An O-grid layout was adopted for the distribution of grid points at the cross-sectional plane of the cylinder with more grid points being concentrated near the wall (see Fig. 1).

With the same general ideas, a similar explanation can be adopted for hyperdegree distributions as follows.

To avoid sampling from a complicated distribution, the M-component model is adopted for the posterior distribution over the state X k of all targets M according to: p X k | Y 1 : k = ∑ j = 1 M P i j, k p j X k | Y 1 : k (13).

For an arbitrary set of pilot subcarriers, the methods in [10 13] can be adopted for pilot power distribution.

For the internal storm event structure, a Geometric distribution was used to model the net event duration, defined as the difference between the total duration (D) and L. A two-parameter Poisson model was adopted for modelling the distribution of the L wet periods within D, and the first-order autoregressive Lognormal model was applied for the distribution of RT over the L wet periods.

Costs and dose equivalence ratios were assumed to be lognormal distributed, binomial distributions were adopted for treatment response probabilities, normal distributions for relative risks and mortality rate of dialysis patients and beta distributions for health related utilities.

In this paper, power functions and exponential functions are adopted for describing the distributions of mass and stiffness along the height of the plate as well as the axial forces acting on the plate.