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The phonon spectra for NaBC and NaB1.1C0.9 are obtained within the virtual-crystal approximation treatment.

Then by the approximation treatment of large-time pressure solution, a new simplified skin factor model for partially penetrated directionally-drilled wells is obtained.

In the present context, the Markovian approximation consists of an approximate treatment of certain interference terms valid for small separation between the qubits.

It allows for rounding the edge of a disk hole without any approximation in shape treatment and calculates the exactly synchronous modes.

Objective: To study adult patients in the immediate postoperative period after cardiac surgery and determine whether cardiac output (CO) and systemic vascular resistance (SVR) are generally within normal limits and whether clinical assessment of CO provides an adequate approximation to guide treatment.

In a first approximation the NCE treatment phenotypes (phenocopies) were determined as the total of all regulated genes (p-value <0.01 and |LR| ≥1) comparing NCE treated and TGF-β stimulated cells to DMSO control treated TGF-β stimulated cells.

The relative gap plot of Fig. 5 also shows that the gap of approximately 7% in 2003 is not larger than the pre-treatment approximation error of about 7% in the early 1970s, strengthening the doubts whether there is still a significant gap in German GDP per capita after the reunification when the US data is removed.

These approximations allow analytical treatment of the optimization problem over a much wider parameter range without requiring arbitrary hand-imposed constraints.

In this article, we consider state estimation of wastewater treatment plants based on model approximation.

If compliance is perfect, the IV estimate can be interpreted as an approximation of the average treatment effect (Black et al. 2011).

These techniques are constructed cyclically from stable subelements and require no special numerical procedures near the boundaries; when coupled with the simultaneous approximation term (SAT) boundary treatment, they are time asymptotically stable for an arbitrary hyperbolic system.