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In addition to the presence of the velocity vector in the transport equation, the system is coupled by the dependency of the fluid viscosity on the solute concentration and by a concentration-dependent boundary condition for the Navier Stokes equations at the membrane surface.

Furthermore, there was evidence that the relationship between building design and quality of life was partly mediated by the dependency of participants and scheme size (number of living units).

We focus on several special considerations in the decoder design, which are necessitated by the dependency of the HTM score at each given frame on the model parameters associated with a variable number of adjacent past and future phones.

In contrast, west Texas oils-based correlations (Yellig and Metcalfe 1980) that included the temperature effects showed the poor performance and may be explained by the dependency of the MMP values on variables that were not included in the correlation.

It was thought that the anisotropy could be explained by the dependency of Young's modulus on the grain orientation which causes the different amount of recovery after the tool cutting through.

With this reformulation, we identified the underlying Bayesian network to correspond to Fig. 5 b, where the use of regression classes is again reflected by the dependency of the observation model parameters on the Gaussian component k n (cf. Subsection 4.4).

Using protein engineering, we previously successfully reduced xylitol accumulation and improved ethanol production by reversing the dependency of XDH from NAD+ to NADP+.

Thus, our method succeeded in facilitating comprehensive analyses of multiple WGBS datasets from various experiments by reducing the dependency of methylation results on read conditions.

When the exposure groups were stratified by BSIZ, the dependency of tumor size change on obinutuzumab exposure remained for patients with a high BSIZ (> 1,750 mm), but not for those with a low BSIZ (≤ 1,750 mm).

Process algebras are standard formalisms for compositionally describing systems by the dependencies of their observable synchronous communication.

Figure 1 illustrates this observation by the dependencies of the normalized number of selected features z s on the selection threshold.