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The bioactive conformation has been shown to be best approximated by the T-Taxol conformation.

Then, the constructed adaptive FWN controller is employed, such that the feedback linearization control input can be best approximated and the closed-loop stability is guaranteed.

The main findings of this work are: (i) Recipe and ingredient popularity distributions are heavy tail distributions and can be best approximated by truncated power law functions.

Both can be best approximated by a truncated power law distribution, while the truncation is stronger for the recipe popularity distribution (cf. Figure 2) compared to the ingredient popularity distribution (cf. Figure 3).

For the purposes of this study, the 'reference Dmean' (i.e., gold standard) for each patient was assumed to be best approximated by a combination of SPECT/CT LSF and lung parenchyma mass derived by diagnostic CT densitovolumetry.

To reiterate, the reference Dmean (i.e., gold standard) for each patient was assumed to be best approximated by a combination of SPECT/CT LSF and lung parenchyma mass derived by diagnostic CT densitovolumetry.

The relationship between these two sets of indices for the 31 locations was best approximated by a hyperbolic function.

The profile is best approximated by eight discrete step index layers, whose first layer is thorium fluoride (n = 1.42; lowest index stable material available).

Movement patterns while flying and diving were best approximated by Brownian motion even though their primary prey, capelin, Mallotus villosus, are patchily distributed.

To determine whether ankle range of motion during ergometer rowing is best approximated by reliable active or passive plantarflexion and dorsiflexion tests.

The sidereal period is best approximated by the second-order polynomial: Psid sec)= 0.000021534·T2+0.04936003·T+121.18195 where T is measured in days from the beginning of 2013.