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The controller design approach provides a piecewise affine state-feedback and allows for inclusion of control input- and state constraints.
An emerging technique based on systems theory, Systems Theoretic Process Analysis (STPA), allows for inclusion of system-level causal factors by focusing on component interactions.
SICA-COR has a validated, LATINFOODS-compatible information capture form which includes detailed descriptions of the data sources, food names, and quality parameters and allows for inclusion of data for more than 80 nutritional components per 100 g edible food.
Additionally, it does not suffer from well-known "surface effects" present in some peridynamic material models, has improved material stability properties, and allows for inclusion of elasto-plastic behavior in a straightforward manner.
The simulator is the same as that used by Kimura and Nakagawa (2008), with the exception that it now allows for inclusion of the solar wind magnetic field.
A reproducible dataset setup enables validation not only of the resulting datasets, but allows for inclusion of e.g. chemical variability and descriptor selections with respect to model robustness and performance inside a cross validation loop [10].
If the available data are insufficient for specification of each state variable, then ad hoc calibration will likely be needed to allow for inclusion of qualitative decisions about model fit.
We seek to further improve models by using so-called Filter feature selection techniques to improve models further and allow for inclusion of more instances with missing values.
To allow for inclusion of such information, we provide the users with the option to perform docking with PharmDock focusing on a set of selected pharmacophore elements (Figure 5).
(An autopsy had revealed a heart attack, but the study protocol didn't allow for inclusion of heart attacks that turned up only on autopsies but weren't detected by physicians).
Also, it facilitates adherence to study procedures thus allowing for inclusion of women from different demographic and clinical profiles.
