The commonly effective method of eliminating the edge effect is to make a symmetrical extension at the two boundaries of LOD data (see Fig. 1).
(ii) In numerical weather prediction, there are common characteristics, e.g., use of atmospheric movements is commonly effective for different meteorological elements.
A prominent example involves Lin et al.'s (2008) study, which discovers an increasing probability of default during recessions, in which companies massively reduce their workforce or downsize large-scale assets, commonly effective actions during a turnaround.
One likely explanation for this are the commonly low effective population sizes N e and consequently low effective number of independent chromosome segments M e, found in plant breeding populations (Riedelsheimer et al. 2012).
Transforaminal epidural steroid injections (TFESIs) are a commonly used, effective treatment for radicular pain.
Rapid sand filtration (RSF), proceeded by chemical coagulation and flocculation, is a commonly used, effective pretreatment in the desalination industry.
It is demonstrated that the commonly used effective formation parameters, defined via the temperature and pressure dependence of the defect concentrations, depend on the grandcanonical defect formation parameters of all the defects involved.
We examine this problem in some detail and show that for the two most commonly used effective dispersion models (axial dispersion and tanks-in-series or cell model), the widely used relationship N=Pe/2, (Pe≫1, N= number of cells and Pe= Peclet number), derived in the absence of a reaction, also holds for all slow reactions characterized by 0⩽Da| f ′ cN |
Conversely, polysaccharides are commonly more effective as inhibitors of pathogen adsorption and would not be identified in the screening techniques commonly used.
The most commonly used effective dose was 15 45 mg/kg as a bolus (6 10 mg/kg/min) followed by 1 3 mg/kg/h infusion [ 85, 100– 104].
Organizations commonly perceived effective chronic disease management and integrated health information technology as key elements for successful patient-centered care innovation.
