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Penney's results were derived from methods on the wrong side of that line, says Mr. Pierce.

Fig. 6 Sensitivity and GTAOE/WTAH curves from methods I III and MIM contouring in method IV. a c The sensitivity and GTAOE/WTAH were plotted against linear increment in threshold values derived from methods I III, respectively.

Assume we have an initial BFS P0 derived from methods described in the above section, we can reformulate the original optimization problem as a Master problem: ( M a s t e r ) Max ∑ p ∈ P 0 t p (13).

Both models were derived from methods involving finite elasticity theory and employed either a structural strain energy function of Holzapfel, Gasser, and Ogden's type or a phenomenological strain energy function of Fung's type.

Additionally, we allow researchers to supply a custom background list, extending the application of our tool to signatures derived from methods that do not query the entire genome.

Gene lists derived from methods above and previous publications (Young et al., 2011) were formatted and uploaded to the AMIGO GO Enrichment tool and analyzed for enrichment in biological processes (Carbon et al., 2009).

The best synthesis condition derived from method (1) was applied to the other three methods.

In Section 3.3 we mention that probability values are derived from method scores using a linear approximation.

However, the ceriated rhodium catalyst derived from method II shows a larger mean particle size (ca. 2.6 nm).

Data included in the current study derive from methods used for post-marketing surveillance of this technology in routine clinical practice [ 22].

This method was derived from the methods proposed by Wawrik and Harriman [19] and Chen and Vaidyanathan [18].