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Nonlinear data structure in the original space is most likely to be linear at the high-dimensional feature space.
The convergence show high sensitivity to the initial guess for the strain path when assumed to be linear at the first step.
The curve is constrained to be linear at the extremes, that is, below the first and above the last knot.
We caution against overinterpreting the associations we estimated for temperature extremes in part because we used cubic splines in our models to smooth data that are constrained to be linear at the extremes of temperatures where data are sparse.
These criticisms collectively posit a revisionist view that: 1) cancer incidence among the Taiwanese was amplified by a number of host and environmental factors not applicable elsewhere, 2) the cancer dose-response curve may not be linear at the lower exposures elsewhere, and 3) there is a toxicokinetic and metabolic threshold to cancer risk that was exceeded by the Taiwanese.
Response is linear at the driving end for an input of 0 5 V.
The charge-magnetic flux plot is linear at the lower value of write voltage (0.2 0.4 V) and it becomes nonlinear at a higher value of write voltage (0.6 1.2 V), which is shown in the Fig. 2a f.
Fluid uptake is linear at the earliest times measured with no evidence for rapid recycling of fluid in any of these strains, in agreement with earlier studies of axenic mutants (Aubry et al., 1993; Padh et al., 1993).
The relationship between the minimum average spacing and average tree size is assumed to be linear, at least up to the point when the tree size does not increase sufficiently, but mortality continues.
This suggests that the pharmacokinetics of dexmedetomidine is linear at least up to the dose of 2.5 μg/kg/h, even in this very sick patient population, with mean SAPS II of 44.8 (range, 22 to 73).
The response of the detector was linear at a range from 1 to 4 µM of isoprene, giving the calibration Eq. (1) with an R2 of 1. y = 3.113*x + 0.0003 (1).
