A new analytical model for the force velocity relationship is derived that includes the effects of kinks on multiple levels, the non-simultaneity of kink formation, the disappearance of kinks and the non-linear kink force velocity relationship.
A classical boundary value problem (BVP) is derived that includes an axisymmetric, locally reacting liner on the duct interior.
A variable was derived that included both pieces of information to ensure comparability between the 2002, 2006 and 2008 surveys.
A clinical prediction model for all fractures was derived that included eight variables: age; sex (if male), swelling of the wrist; swelling of the anatomical snuffbox, visible deformation; distal radius tender to palpation; pain on radial deviation and painful axial compression of the thumb.
Matrix equations are derived that can be readily included in existing computer programs on the analyses of 2-D and 3-D framed structures with prismatic and non-prismatic members.
Then, singular perturbation solutions to the governing eigenvalue problem are derived that are valid up to and including order ϵ for any given non-zero hub radius.
Exact and approximate expressions are derived that allow the design of suitable procedures including the contribution of measurement uncertainty.
These parameters are derived quantities that include modeling, computational and measurement errors due to a sophisticated pre-processing and signal manipulation (Piggot and Rawer, 1972; Arikan et al., 2002, 2007; Reinisch et al., 2005; Smith et al., 2008; Anghel et al., 2009).
The data sets have in common that they have been derived from compounds included in the ChEMBL database (release 17) for which high-confidence activity data are available.
Finally, in hybridization studies, standardized measures of uncertainty (e.g., confidence intervals) are unavailable in the literature due to unknown statistical properties of the algorithms (e.g., some published results were derived from algorithms that include manual inspection), inconsistent definitions of a "reference" genome, and a lack of commonly implemented gold standards.
