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The P–I curves calculated based on different degrees of rotation as failure criteria were also plotted and compared.

In this article, two versions of a distributed, reliable, and efficient underwater geocasting solution (based on different degrees of neighbor information) are proposed for underwater networks whose acoustic modems use random-access Medium Access Control MACC) protocols.

We develop three Monte Carlo solution methods based on different degrees of implicitness for the treatment of the source terms, and we find only conditional stability unless the source terms are treated fully implicitly.

Hence, a more likely explanation is based on different degrees of penetrance; that is, the insomniac genotypes in PLCB1 exhibit a higher degree of penetrance in males while those in ROR1 are better expressed in females.

We assessed the relative discrimination by fitting the density measures based on different degrees of brightness both independently, and together.

Human studies have already shown that the glycemic index of carbohydrates is not solely based on different degrees of digestive absorption, but may also depend on changes in glucose disposal [ 36].

Thus, the two requirements alternatively influence phenological expression based on different weighting degrees with variations in the dormancy stages of plants.

After generating the disease-specific and drug-specific gene-gene networks we ran a prioritization process that is based on different centrality measures; namely, degree centrality, closeness centrality and betweenness centrality.

The application of these methods, based on different mathematical strategies with varying degrees of complexity, aims to explore chemical space and balance potential biases inherent in each single modeling algorithm.

First, the study sample size of each disease group is relatively small, which limits our stratification analysis based on different histological classifications or severity degrees.

In summary, the sensitivity analysis shows that the biomass composition can significantly impact predictions made with genome-scale metabolic models to varying degrees based on different growth conditions.