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The approach is computationally convenient in that the information of newly observed data can be incorporated through a simple re-weighting step.

In this system, the iterfacial silver ion seems to be incorporated through a vacant site of lattice with an accompanying surface diffusion.

Such information could be incorporated through a metabolite-specific prior retention time distribution, analogous to the metabolite-specific prior isotope intensity distribution.

Future investigations may be incorporated through (a) on-going clinical follow-up by established tertiary treatment services, or (b) consent to recontact for future waves of data collection.

However, autonomic modulation of I f can be incorporated through a shift of the steady-state activation curve along the voltage axis, by up to ≈ 10 mV in the positive direction for adrenergic modulation and up to ≈10 mV in the negative direction for cholinergic modulation.

Expert judgments are incorporated through a Bayesian error model.

Managerial flexibility is incorporated through a binomial model.

The dislocations are represented as line defects in an elastic solid and dislocation nucleation, annihilation and drag are incorporated through a set of constitutive rules.

Plastic deformation is modeled through the motion of edge dislocations in an elastic solid with the lattice resistance to dislocation motion, dislocation nucleation, dislocation interaction with obstacles and dislocation annihilation being incorporated through a set of constitutive rules.

Regenerative axial dynamics due to variable depth of cut is incorporated through a functional description of the cut surface profile instead of a delay differential equation with a state-dependent delay.

Two alternative models were proposed to capture this correlation: (1) a mixed effect model in which the corridor-level correlation is incorporated through a corridor-specific random effect and (2) a conditional autoregressive model in which the magnitude of correlations is determined by spatial distances among intersections.