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The peak sediment values are approximated more closely by the wavelet ANN method.

Therefore, theadsorption kinetics could be well approximated more favorably by this model.

The enhancement is mainly achieved by introducing weights on bin-wise NTF cost functions, which differentiates NTF target components from other components so that the target should be approximated more precisely than others.

A promising solution to this problem is to perform selective enrichment in continuous culture, where the conditions favorable for the species' growth can be approximated more closely.

However, the CCTs approximated more to the circumstances of services in the real world than the RCTs, as the criteria used for allocation (preference and proximity to services) are often used in practice.

Growth of P-388 sarcoma in unirradiated recipients (ED50 ≃ 5 × 10 cells) obeyed the linear growth law proposed by the Mayneord model for tumour growth, but in irradiated recipients (ED50 < 10 cells) early growth of primaries and metastases approximated more closely to an exponential rate of growth.

The efficacy of approximating more complicated continuous underwater topographies by piecewise constant distributions is determined.

The mental status approximates more nearly to that of the lower animals than in any other affection short of complete insanity.

The proposed method is based on an iterative procedure where a DBS is gradually improved approximating more faithfully the fundamental geometry of the cloud of points.

The outcomes clearly highlight that none of the existing devices can mimic the typical stress histories of the different alignments, merely approximating more or less some of these.

Another interpretation of our error model is that it enables approximating more general accumulation processes by the closest CBN.