These endogenously derived, individual agent attributes (RS i, SE i, D i and Y i ) impact how economic transaction games occur, either increasing or decreasing individual wealth and at increasing scales, ultimately societal productivity (Binmore 1998).
Note that each of the Drosophila samples typically comprised 30 to 50 animals, whereas the mouse samples were from derived individual animals.
Postal codes from the 2001 and 2006 censuses (see supplementary appendix B) were used to derive individuals' postal codes, their DA and the associated MD scores.
Clone derivation tends to be time-consuming, given the necessity of deriving individual cell clones and genotyping them.
Secondly, differently from the US O*Net where analysts at the Department of Labor assign scores to each task according to standardised guidelines, the EWCS derive individual tasks measures.
Here it is aimed to derive individual biomass concentrations, expressed in gram dry matter per liter, directly from the qPCR signal of a given sample.
With the advent of induced pluripotent stem cells and directed differentiation techniques, it is now feasible to derive individual-specific cardiac cells for human heart tissue engineering.
The model integrates data on source activity, pollutant dispersion, and travel behavior to derive individual- or group-level exposure measures to atmospheric pollution.
A new alternative, and a main focus of this chapter, are physical uncloneable functions, where the individual characteristic of physical parameters of a piece of hardware are used to derive individual fingerprints used as a cornerstone for future encryption approaches.
To derive individual sequences, raw sequence data were grouped into mtDNA genome contigs and compared to the BRS [45].
