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This was accomplished by adding a coefficient from the reference category and another coefficient from the age stratum of interest, and by computing the corresponding standard error from the corresponding terms of the variance covariance matrix.

Secondly, when there is truncation at 150 grams per day, the gamma distribution needs to be normalized by adding a coefficient in front of the probability density function to ensure that the area under this function will integrate to 1 between 0 and 150 grams of alcohol per day.

3 Taking this into account, six GFR prediction formulae, the Asian formula, 4 Korean formula, 5 Japanese formula, 6 Thai formula, 7 Chinese formula 1, 8 and Chinese formula 2, 9 were developed based on Asian populations either by adding a coefficient into the original MDRD formula or developing a new equation using the same variables as the MDRD formula.

The influence of misorientation is captured by adding a scaling coefficient in the spin flipping probability equation, while the contribution of different driving forces is weighted using a partition function.

Flow rate analysis and jet structure analysis are carried out, the results show that the flow rate can be formulated by adding a correction coefficient to the formula of inviscid axisymmetric jets in atomization regime, when the Weber number is low enough to make the flow fall out of atomization regime, and the jet structure together with the flow rate formula will change.

Therefore, the modification of PMMA can be performed by application of 'high' laser fluence which can be reduced by adding a dopant with high extinction coefficient.

Instead, we enforce stability of the proposed method by adding a new adaptive artificial viscosity, whose coefficients are proportional to the size of the weak local residual, which is sufficiently large (∼Δ, where Δ is a discrete small scale) at the shock regions, much smaller (∼Δα, where α is close to 2) near the contact waves, and very small (∼Δ4) in the smooth parts of the computed solution.

In form, the algorithm minimizes a least-square loss functional adding a coefficient-based ℓ2-penalty term over a linear span of features generated by a kernel function.

We set up a constrained model by adding a constraint that made the two path coefficients equal.

Thus whereas the Pearson correlation coefficient would be unchanged by adding a constant to all the values in one of two correlated arrays, the ICC would decrease as the mean of the two arrays became more discrepant.

The SALSA is improved by adding a hard threshold de-noising to obtain optimal sparse coefficients of steady modulation and impact modulation components.