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The critical RVE side length is shown to be approximately four times the fibre length when considering convergence of the tensile and shear stiffnesses for the range of fibre lengths and volume fractions studied.

The FA performs best when considering convergence speed and global optimization ability comprehensive.

The final mesh was achieved after a mesh refinement performed considering convergence towards a minimum of the potential energy, with a tolerance of 1% between consecutive meshes.

Considering convergence (i.e. mesh3 with fine grid mesh4) of the compressible model over the cardiac cycle (even though not shown here), the maximum error for k = 10 7 was ∼1% for the weakly penalized and LM methods and ∼10% for the penalty method.

In [7], the authors consider convergence in a detection consensus setup over perfect channels with repeated sensing and known probabilistic sensing models.

Recently, Moudafi [9] applied this algorithm for variational inequalities; Moudafi and Elisabeth [10] studied the algorithm by using enlargement of a maximal monotone operator; Moudafi and Oliny [11] considered convergence of a splitting inertial proximal method.

We considered convergence to be acceptable when the standard deviation of split frequencies was below 0.04 in each of the steps.

Therefore we propose to consider convergence of the ltLR towards the IMP as the number of replicates increases as an indicator of the validity of an algorithm to compute the ltLR when Q is the major contributor.

In the psoriasis study, nodes having at least 10 incoming or outgoing functional links below the p-value threshold of 10-4 were considered convergence or divergence "functional hubs", respectively.

We can however derive an upper limit to the rate of convergence by considering the convergence in the worst-case-scenario.

Under some simple conditions, the convergence of a generalized chaotic system about its all variables is derived by only considering the convergence of its partial variables.