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Moreover, this kind of model may leads to differential-algebraic equations with a differentiation index higher than one.

This sensitivity is measured by the index concepts such as differentiation index, perturbation index and tractability index.

In this paper, we use the concept of the differentiation index which measures how far the main WSIAE is apart from a regular system of VIEs.

Namely, the number of analytical differentiations of system (1.1) until it can be formulated as a regular system of Volterra integral equations is called the differentiation index.

Two indices, i.e. differentiation index (DI) and commonality opportunity index (COI), are presented to represent the dimensions of product platform differentiation and commonality, respectively.

A key aspect of this model is that it considers three UN well-being variables simultaneously: Human Development Index, Gender Empowerment Index and Gender Differentiation Index.

Genetic profiles observed in this work showed some similarities between RS and SM samples, but epigenetic profiles were more differentiated as shown by PCAs (Figure 2) and differentiation indices (Table 3).

Furthermore, the gene flow and genetic differentiation indexes between the children and adults suggested that the Blastocystis haplotypes in the adult carriers were "highly mobile" among humans, while the haplotypes found in the children were more isolated and genetically differentiated between them.

For each genomic region, we computed population differentiation indices, including global and pairwise FST [79] based on haplotype frequencies.

Traditional population differentiation indices (FST) rely on a number of assumptions, including mutation-drift equilibrium and selective neutrality of the markers used.

We therefore compared the TE insertion profiles of individuals from all the populations by estimating the inter-population differentiation indices, Φst.