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It needs to be decomposed into its two elements, exposure prevalence and attributable fraction among the exposed: only the latter tells how much an exposure under consideration accounts for the disease (assuming causality is established), hence how worth it may be to look for other causes as well.
It is assumed that each image can be decomposed into its own subset of these atoms plus the geometrically transformed atoms of the neighboring images.
It is shown how the applied work can be decomposed into its elementary components: the elastic strain energy, the dissipated work against the Peierls stress and the curvature energy needed to enable the dislocation, pinned by the defect, to bow out.
By resorting to this wavelet transform, a pressure signal in a pressurized bubble column can be decomposed into its approximations and details at different resolutions.
This relation permits the model output variance σ2 to be decomposed into its input contributions σ2=∑iσi2+∑i
However, they violate the idea that everything can be decomposed into its ultimate constituents.
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In the second level, the approximation was decomposed into its details and approximation; it was similarly performed for the 3rd and 4th level as shown in Fig. 3a (Mallat 1989; Torrence and Compo 1998).
As a complex reasoning activity, diagnosis is decomposed into its constituent information-processing tasks IPTs).
For this purpose the measured strain is decomposed into its elastic, thermal expansion, and transformation parts.
In our BC, the distribution function at a wall node is decomposed into its equilibrium and non-equilibrium parts.
In the copper chlorine (Cu Cl) thermochemical cycle water is decomposed into its constituents (oxygen and hydrogen) by a series of chemical reactions.
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