Choosing a time-inconsistent formulation can lead to an incorrect procedure for risk and, consequently, to a sequence of inappropriate decisions.
The study rejected the notion that complexity leads to smaller mutational size and consequently to a cost for evolvability (Orr 2000).
A high 1 − STD value, which translates into a high precision, will contribute to a large W i, and consequently to a small reduction of D i.
However, the efficiency of each of them is more or less limited to a specific class of signals and, consequently, to a specific application.
This may lead to a change in the location of agricultural systems and consequently to a change in their average environmental characteristics.
This is either due to a lack of information, e.g. regarding the physico-chemical properties of nanomaterials, or due to a high variation in test procedures and consequently to a high variability in test results.
In terms of a polyphase decomposition, each of those convolutions will be associated to a different subfilter and consequently, to a different row in the polyphase network of Figure 7.
The first model might correspond to a low etching rate in the absence of any surface defect and consequently to a stable substrate providing uniform etching under the droplet.
The reduction in shift lengths necessarily leads to more transitions of patient care responsibility from one physician to another and, consequently, to a loss in "patient ownership thinking" [10] as well as to an increase in administrative duties [14].
Further research on the possibility of combining the presented statistics-based method with formal knowledge-based methods could also lead to improvements in recognition of word relations in a spoken sentence and consequently to a reduction in recognition errors.
In concrete structures higher free shrinkage, higher hydration heat, higher restraint degree, higher elastic modulus and lower creep generally lead to a higher restrained stress and, consequently, to a worse micro-cracking tendency (Gao et al. 2012).
