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In addition, the role of sputtering is investigated (for both the angles) by computing the fractional change in sputtering yield and the evolution of surface roughness.
The role of regional mass (oceanic bottom pressure and atmospheric surface pressure) and motion (currents and winds) signals in contributing to global polar motion excitation is also examined by computing the fractional covariance between local and global time series.
Various characteristics of temporal population dynamics as obtained in the quantum system have been simulated in spatial domain by computing the fractional power distribution in the three-waveguide directional coupler with specialty in configurational and coupling geometries.
We also characterized variations in the rate at which these states are visited by computing the fractional occupancy within a 10-s sliding window.
We assessed the quality of the estimated parameters by computing the fractional SD (FSD) of each parameter (details are provided in the Appendix).
Illustrated in Figure 5 is optimized C++ code for computing the fractional HD between two templates.
Excess over Bliss is determined by computing the difference in fractional inhibition induced by its observed value of Drug A and Drug B combination and expected fractional inhibition is a ratio with the observed cell viability after drug combination treatment in time 60 hours to the ones of before single drug treatment plus.
Thus, we corrected for this bias by computing the overcoupling count for all gene-associated reactions multiplied by the fractional increased connectivity of TP genes.
(v) a 'non-relative' mode which computes the fractional k-mer count by dividing the number of shared k-mers by the query length rather than by the minimum of the lengths of query and matched sequence.
To compute the fractional differential equation accurately, spectral method is a suitable choice for its nature.
Adams-Bashforth-Moulton method is used to compute the fractional derivatives of the observer in the Liouville-Caputo sense.
