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A domain decomposition method is developed for the numerical solution of nonlinear parabolic partial differential equations in any space dimension, based on the probabilistic representation of solutions as an average of suitable multiplicative functionals.

The increased connectivity would potentially enhance the survivability of the shorebirds despite the decrease in the average size of suitable patches.

The integral type nonlocal model provides a fully regularization for the strain softening problem through introducing a characteristic length in the local constitutive laws (Pijaudier-Cabot and Bažant 1987), which is achieved by weighted spatial averaging of a suitable state variable.

An average of three SNPs suitable for pyrosequencing analyses were identified for each candidate gene.

There is rainwater potential in the hilly areas to harvest for irrigation purposes because of its high annual average rainfall and availability of suitable landscape.

Models based on long-term climate averages over-estimate availability of suitable habitat and species' climatic tolerances, masking species potential vulnerability to climate change.

Model selection to assess the association between population genetic diversity and cover of suitable habitat, average genetic differentiation (FST) with other populations, latitude and longitude.

Semi-discrete conservation of energy is usually obtained by adopting the so-called skew-symmetric splitting of the non-linear convective term, defined as a suitable average of the divergence and advective forms.

Use of central composite design, the maximal proteolytic activity was an average of 14.52 unit/ml in the suitable medium containing 1% gelatin under aerobic-dark conditions with the optimal speed at 150 rpm.

Samples presenting 70% average of progressive motility were considered suitable for experiments.

The further simplified approach used in this paper follows by considering time averages of (v) over a generic interval (t0,t1): By the mean value theorem a value ζ exists such that (vii) suggests that a moving average of births, delayed by a suitable choice of ζ, may be used to reconstruct the time series of present (moving averaged) cases.