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In addition, symmetric boundary conditions are derived for more efficient calculations.

An approximate inverse of the stiffness matrix is herein derived for more general structural problems by resorting to the Sherman Morrison Woodbury formula.

Similar relations can be analogously derived for more complex networks.

Counterparts of the familiar integral relationships for residence-time distributions are derived for the more general situation.

For more details, we refer the reader to [10], where this reformulation was first presented assuming that R R ( 5 ), − 1 exists, or to [11], where the same result was later independently derived for the more general case when R R ( 5 ) need not have full rank.

In this paper a general form of the formula, δ G, is derived for the more general class of questionnaires allowing for several response choices.

Using a different approach, an occupational exposure limit of 0.05 mg/m was derived for Baytubes, a more flexible MWCNT type (Pauluhn 2010).

The ROC curve derived for seizure duration more than 25 seconds indicated a threshold pre-ictal AAI of 26 (AUC: 0.76, p < 0.001; sensitivity of 71%, specificity of 74%; positive predictive value of 34% and negative predictive value of 93%).

Using serum-free media together with Epo, SCF, IGF-1, and Dex we could expand human erythroid progenitors from cord blood derived HSCs for more than 50 days.

The modular rate laws suggested by Liebermeister et al. [ 52] have been specifically derived for cases in which more precise information remains elusive.

The prefix /t/ is used to denote the action of the verb it is derived from, more common for initial-/w/ verbs, e.g. תודה 'thanksgiving' (< ydy).