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Therefore, a Krylov based model order reduction technique will be applied, which allows to reduce the order of the discretized model further down to a chosen value k << nN and where the transfer function of the reduced order model matches several moments (function value and derivatives) at zero and infinity with the transfer function of the original time-delay system.

For this purpose, an orthogonal main effects plan designed by Street et al. [22] was applied, which allows for a reliable evaluation of preferences [23].

For the latter, the oxidative dehydrogenation reaction of C2H2 and CO2 was applied, which allows growing CNTs without damaging the CF surface.

Therefore, a backstepping transformation is applied, which allows to determine the observer gains such that the observer error dynamics converges to an exponentially stable target system.

Mass spectrometric detection technology was applied which allows target and high sensitivity MRM (Multiple Reaction Monitoring) profiling in parallel to a full screen analysis (patent application 2003073464).

For this reason the internationally established ACR-Code [ 2] was applied, which allows a precise classification of cases according to these dimensions.

In the two published models a classic transgenic approach is applied, which allows for the quick introduction of genetic elements in ESCs.

GR fusion proteins are held in the cytoplasm unless the synthetic ligand for GR, dexamethasone (DEX), is applied, which allows the chimeric factor to move into the nucleus (Picard et al., 1988).

A robust regression method was applied which allowed the elimination of anomalous points.

In order to reduce the effect of small-scale variability, a spatial smoothing filter was applied which allowed the estimation of linear relationships with higher coefficient of correlation (r ∼ 0.46 0.8).

If one to several height measurements are available in a stand or sample plot, height-dbh curves based on simple mixed models are applied which allow for local calibration of a mean population relationship and thus local prediction (e.g. Corral-Rivas et al. 2014).