The result questions the appropriateness in considering Qe as an unique value, and also suggests the possible definition of two dominant discharge ranges for steep mountain rivers: (a) a relatively frequent flow range responsible for maintaining channel form; and (b) a more infrequent high flow range responsible for macro-scale channel shaping.
Generally speaking, key-value data stores are appropriate for scenarios in which applications access a set of data as a whole using a unique value as the key.
To differentiate the different areas, plaque, lumen and aorta, the basic grayscale criteria differences were used, as each entity has a unique value that can be distinguished from the others.
were input to GIS without any pre-processing as individual raster files, having a unique value for each grid cell.
The union list derived after such a comparison would have a unique value as a set of potential biomarkers.
To this end, sufficient criteria such as convergence of the outputs to a unique value, double checking based on the symmetry/anti-symmetry of coefficient matrix are observed to verify the output results and increase the reliability of the evaluated effective characteristics.
From this dataset we removed: (i) three cases (PDB codes: 1NSN, 1UUG, and 1IQD) for which the ΔG has not a unique value (reported as > −14 kcal/mol, > −18 kcal/mol, and > −15 kcal/mol, respectively), and (ii) all the complexes that show gaps or unresolved fragments at the binding interface (considering a gap to be a missing segment longer than two residues).
In light of our in vitro data that knockdown of HOTAIR inhibits tumour growth and blocks tumour invasion, several important observations with human specimens suggest a unique value of HOTAIR as a molecular prognostic marker of ESCC.
As a result, (r_{i}^{o},,(i ne o)) may not take a unique value.
Thus, the remaining value must be about access to a unique "value-add".
