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I then use this to predict the course of epidemics within households, and derive a function β * (t, τ *) which describes the average infectiousness of a household towards other households as a function of the time since the household was infected, τ * (from here-on, I use the starred symbols to denote properties of households, and un-starred symbols to denote properties of individuals).
Still, it is a daunting task to derive a function for a miRNA from these long lists of potential target genes.
To estimate density-dependent relative fecundity, the parameters in the original function by Craig and Kipling (1983) for pike in Lake Windermere were recalculated from their Fig. 1 to derive a function relating fecundity to fish biomass density D two years before spawning (tL = 2).
A proper ODF process derives a function whose peaks represent potential onsets of the signal, while the OSF conceptually aims at discriminating peaks which represent onsets from spurious or noisy estimations.
Next, we used these variables in a discriminant function analysis (PROC DISCRIM SAS 9.1), which derives a function (criterion) to classify individuals into each group.
The strategy of path integral methods is to derive a generating function or functional for the moments and response functions for SDEs.
12 Most studies use consumer behaviour theory to derive a utility function to show the relationship between price and demand.
To derive a demand function, we need to know the required amount of products and prices a buyer will accept.
We derive a universal function for the kinetics of complex systems characterized by stretched exponential and/or power-law behaviors.
Here, we present a study in which we used Random Forests to derive a new function ("SFCscoreRF") based on the SFCscore descriptors as input data.
Substituting formula (21), (22) and (23) into formula (9), we can derive a general function between normalized water saturation (S) and dimensionless time (T), dimensionless height (Z).
