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Building upon the existing dynamic FBA model, which describes batch and fed-batch monocultures [ 33], we have also developed a metabolic model capable of describing the co-growth of different cell-competitors in a batch culture [ 32].

Building upon the existing dynamic FBA model, which describes batch (and fed-batch) monocultures [ 33], we have developed a metabolic model capable of describing the co-growth of different cell-competitors in a shared batch culture [ 32].

This article describes batch-wise preferential crystallization separation of mixtures of L- and D-threonine.

The hybrid, first-principle neural-network model has been defirst-principle neural-networkmibatch stirred tank reactors operating at difirst-principle neural-network

In this technical note an alternative approach based on the use of fractional calculus to describe batch kinetic characterization is presented.

Based on the analysis of the technical flow of bell-type batch annealing in cold rolling plant, a Timed Petri net model for describing batch annealing process is established in this paper.

HSDM was able to successfully describe batch adsorption of STX and dc-STX onto GAC sample and the surface diffusion coefficient was identified as the main adjustment parameter for this model.

Non-biological experimental variation between the in vitro arrays and the sarcoma datasets was corrected using a previously described batch effect adjustment algorithm [36].

Non-biological experimental variation between the experimental system arrays and the ovarian cancer datasets was corrected using a previously described batch effect adjustment algorithm, ComBat (http://statistics.byu.edu/johnson/ComBat) [18].

This work also extends the existing stoichiometric models in order to describe batch co-cultures and provides the extent of metabolic interactions in a strain community revealing their importance for growth.

To enhance the surface area (create smaller globules), the polymer monolithic capillary columns in batch II were polymerized using a monomer-to-porogen ratio of 40 60 %, resulting in columns with a slightly lower permeability K v  = 127 (±15) × 10−15 m, corresponding to a RSD = 11.7 %, which is also comparable to the first batch and the previous described batch in literature [ 29].