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In the fifth and sixth step, further restrictions were defined with both (5) structural residuals and (6) measurement residuals were constrained to be equal across the groups.
The influence of glucocorticoids on hepatic gluconeogenesis is well recognized, although the mechanisms are incompletely defined, with both indirect effects of FFAs and direct effects of cortisol potentially promoting gluconeogenesis (reviewed in Refs. 1, 25).
Neutropenia-related hospitalization and other healthcare encounters were defined with both a "narrow" criterion for claims with neutropenia (288), and with a "broad" criterion for claims with neutropenia or fever of unknown origin (ICD-9: 780.6) or infection (codes are listed in the Additional file 1).
EF HD-OCT imaging permits to define with precision both the position of the junction between stratum corneum and granular layer and the position of the basal cell layer in contact with the dermo-epidermal junction.
The effects of progesterone on breast epithelial cells remain poorly defined with observations showing both proliferative and antiproliferative effects.
From a clinical perspective, different types of child sexual abuse can be defined, with varieties in both the victim and the perpetrator.
When the crystalline ab-plane is inclined from the sample surface, the surface-normal direction will be defined with contributions from both the crystallographic c-axis and the a- (or b-) axis even though the latter will have a minor contribution.
The composition of phospholipids was defined with regard to both head-groups and fatty-acid compositions.
Variables and parameters should be defined, with forethought to both simplicity and tractability.
In particular, and are both defined with the Huber cost function (Huber, 1981).
Finally, criteria describing the way energy is used and controlled in real-time have been defined with the aim of evaluating both the proposed strategy and the control scheme performance.
