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In particular, Kelly [1] derives a constant false alarm rate (CFAR) test for detecting target signals known up to a scaling factor; Robey et al. [2] develops a two-step GLRT design procedure, called adaptive matched filter (AMF).

This detector is modified in [3] by Robey et al to derive a constant false-alarm rate test called the adaptive matched filter (AMF) detector, well suited for radar applications.

Cells were harvested by centrifugation, washed twice with 0.1%% tritonX 100, dried to derive a constant weight.

For time-invariant channels, we derive a constant-gap capacity region by a vector bin-and-cancel scheme and the corresponding GDoF region.

From charge neutrality and pe = nekTe we can derive that (2)a constant that is evaluated using reference values of ρI and Te (solar wind values).

Using an amphoteric variable charge site and an ion exchange site as shown above, Landry et al. [7] derived a stability constant of 2.5 for reaction (7).

Fluorescence anisotropy can be used to measure the interaction between two molecules and to derive a binding constant.

For example Schweiger et al. assumed anatomical prior information to derive a piecewise constant region basis [ 4].

Titration curves giving the amount of bound mAb (obtained from FCM fluorescence values and autocalibration) as a function of total amount of mAb were analyzed according to Langmuir adsorption expression (see [27]), which enables deriving an affinity constant (Ka) and the number of binding sites per cell, n.

For D-serine competitive compounds, kinetic equations (3) and (4) (see the Experimental section) were used to derive an inhibitory constant (Ki), as reported in Table 1.

Traveling wave solutions were derived, possessing a constant wave speed ≥ 2 in [17].