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The heart failure model is derived by modifying a previously validated electrophysiology model for a healthy rabbit heart.
The developed resonance frequencies expressions are derived by modifying the standard equations of dynamics beam vibration.
A customized Quality-of-Service NoC (QNoC) architecture is derived by modifying a generic network architecture.
An equation for the depression of glass transition temperature is derived by modifying the DiMarzio's theory and applied to the experimental data.
Furthermore, a distributed robust control model is derived by modifying the perturbed robust control model of each satellite with the eigenvalues of the Laplacian matrix of the communication graph, which represent uncertainty in the communication topology.
The phenomenological equation of the phase transition behavior, derived by modifying a classical theory of nucleation and growth of crystals, has succeeded to reproduce the observed temperature dependence of the phase transition rate.
An amphiphilic block copolymer derived by chemically modifying the polyisoprene block of a polystyrene-block-poly ethylene-ran-butylene -block-polyisoprene polystyrene-block-poly ethylene-ran-butylene -block-polyisoprene glycol) monomethyl ether and a semifluorinated alcohol, 10-polystyrene-block-poly ethylene-ran-butylene -block-polyisoprenete the effect.
Medium spiny projection neurons (MSNs) were also generated from E14.5 ventral forebrain derived NSCs by modifying a previously published method [104].
The formulation is derived by the modified Fourier series in conjunction with Rayleigh Ritz method according to the first-order shear deformation shell theory.
In order to describe the buckling behaviour, a non-linear buckling analysis of orthotropic plates, derived by Rhodes and Harvey, was modified to include initial imperfections.
In this formulation, characteristic equations of the system are derived by using the modified Fourier Ritz method in conjunction with Donnell shell assumptions and linear viscoelastic theory.
