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The desired solution of the DAE system is obtained by taking the linear combination of the solutions of the differential and algebraic parts.

As another benchmark reference to the IODTT algorithm, the second scheme [19] selects an average detection threshold (ADT) by taking the linear average among all SDTs.

By taking the linear intra-cell machines layout, operation sequence, processing times and the machines capacity into account, the model intended to minimize the intra/inter-cell movements costs, the machines overhead costs and machines relocation costs.

The initial slope was calculated by taking the linear regression of the lowest four concentrations measured.

The numerical stability has been achieved by taking the linear term μ lr = c − ch∇ c.

The flux vector can be recreated by taking the linear algebra inner-product of the EM matrix, M, with a weighting-vector, c.

Explanatory variables did not fully account for the excess risk observed in all these municipalities, since their RR were substantially higher than the value obtained by only taking the linear predictor into account, i.e., the part of the model that includes the three explanatory variables.

The latent variable of interest (ŷ1) is calculated by taking the predicted values (linear prediction) of equation (1).

The 18 F-FDG uptake rate constant K i (K i  = K 1 k 3/ k 2 + k 3)) was estimated via the Patlak graphical analysis [14] using the derived plasma input function and tumor TAC data by taking the slope of the linear portion from 15 to 60 min of the plot based on Equation 4: C T t C P t = K 1 k 3 k 2 + k 3 ∫ 0 t C P τ C P t + Int (4) Int = k 2 k 2 + k 3 C 1 t C P t + V B C B t C P t, (5).

Tissue impedance was determined by taking the slope of the linear regression of voltage as a function of current intensity using least squares methodology.

Growth rate was calculated independently for each growth curve by taking the slope of the linear regression fit to log2-transformed curves from 12 to 24 hours for continuous exposure experiments, and from 20 to 32 hours for shock experiments.