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However, in this example, another direction is chosen to clarify the algorithm such that at the end of the two-point search, only the N × 2N part-0 PU obtains a better best match position (P2), where its current smallest MV cost is 30, smaller than its previous best match (40) and the other MV costs derived for it.

Instead, a corresponding noninformative 'objective' prior is derived for it, below.

The incremental stress-strain constitutive relationship of the hygro-mechanical model was derived for incorporating it into general finite element routine.

Our model is formulated in terms of the competition for unoccupied space and an expression will be derived for the time it takes to reach full coverage.

Even though the results presented in this article were derived for haploid populations, it is straightforward to extend them to other levels of ploidy.

Working with many partners, the Global Campaign against Headache being one, it took from the world literature all the epidemiological evidence pertaining to burdensome diseases, assessed it for quality and derived from it, for each of 21 world regions, best age-related estimates of prevalence.

Equation 9 was derived for bulk materials, and it represents the resistivity as a function of temperature for bulk materials.

Power regulation, harmonics elimination and power factor correction control algorithms have also been derived for the converter when it is connected to the supply grid.

From the empirical regression models derived for organic carbon removal it was also evident that the photocatalytic treatment system was mainly affected by the initial COD content (negative effect) closely followed by the parameter initial hydrogen peroxide concentration (positive effect).

The authors state that clonal cell lines were derived for all constructs, but it is not clear how many were tested and how variable the expression levels were between different clonal lines.

Recent work has called attention to problems associated with using AUC to compare models derived for multiple species though it remains a valid measure for comparing models developed for the same species in a fixed study area [ 44], such as ours.