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These two aspects can be simultaneously accounted for by means of a multidimensional population balance model, able to describe the interactions between the continuous liquid phase and the gas bubbles, as well as the interactions among different gas bubbles (e.g., coalescence and break-up), both in terms of momentum and mass coupling.
Alternatively, population structure and unequal relatedness can be simultaneously accounted for in a mixed linear model (MLM).
For this purpose, the convective flows of dry air, water vapour, and surface water are simultaneously accounted for and the energy transfer amounts are estimated.
The transport of IPU and TER through the aggregated Ap soil could be described consistently only when HNE, PNE, and CNE were simultaneously accounted for using the DPM.
In contrast to earlier approaches, several mooring line are simultaneously accounted for by the algorithm, not only the most critical one.
However, when total sleep duration was simultaneously accounted for, daytime sleepiness was no longer associated with diabetes incidence in the control group (P = 0.526).
Multivariate Poisson regression models were used which simultaneously accounted for the effect of treatment (neither radiotherapy (RT) nor chemotherapy (CT /RT alone/CT alone/both RT and CT), era of first cancer diagnosis (pre-1970/1970 1979/1980 1987), pre-1970/1970 1979/1980 1987s (0–4/5–9/10–14 yeage) atd length ofirstlow-up on SMN risk (3–9/10–19/20–29/30 years or more) (Breslow and Day, 1987).
The key task is to simultaneously account for two processes: The first involves the meiotic transmission of maternal and paternal DNA sequence haplotypes according to Mendelian laws.
In contrast, global sensitivity analysis (GSA) methods evaluate the effect of a parameter while all other parameters are varied simultaneously, accounting for interactions between parameters without depending on the stipulation of a nominal point.
However, the derivation of useable TTA solutions describing the mass and energy transfer in porous media is challenging since it is necessary to simultaneously account for both the thermodynamic and the transient transfer effects.
