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Numerous model architectures are available to approximate complex data structures, however, creating and selecting the best model provides a present challenge for application.
They are defined in a dictionary (BasisSetDefinition). Different levels of theory are available to approximate the selected basis set and find a discrete set of solutions to the Schrödinger equation.
Among the entire arsenal of numerical methods available to approximate a fourth-order PDE, such as the finite element method, spline collocation method, the finite difference method, is attractive because of its relative ease of implementation, flexibility, and accuracy in the solution values.
Nonanimal experimental methods are available to approximate gut absorption (Sun et al. 2008) and total hepatic clearance (Naritomi et al. 2003).
However, as shown in the following sections, enough data are available to approximate what the results from PURSUIT would look like had the trial instead followed a conventional parallel arm study design.
The final objective of the research is to choose among the available indicators to approximate potential ecological risks.
Information on tumour stage is extracted from the medical records, however, since this information is often not complete, TCR creates an in-house classification using all available information to approximate stage at diagnosis.
The accumulated sunlight exposure of an individual during its lifetime is highly variable, and it is virtually impossible with the available tools to approximate the UVA dose received in the cornea of a given subject.
Two methods are available to obtain the approximate intensity: the direct two microphone method and the sum-difference method.
To this end, a Lang factor method adapted for disposable-based biopharmaceutical facilities is currently the best method available by which to approximate the FCI associated with stem cell manufacturing [ 35].
The Learner Treatment Kit is a simple first aid kit, intended to be available to all primary school children (approximate age range 4 18 years) during school hours for the management of basic health problems, including uncomplicated malaria.
