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The azo-dye moiety in each is derived from H-acid.

Each is derived from their common precursor dihydroquercetin using two recombinant NADPH-dependent enzymes: dihydroflavonol 4-reductase and leucoanthocyanidin reductase.

The correlation between the true ambient time-series and a time-series with error added, i.e. R ln Z, ln Z*), is the square root of the correlation between any two time-series, i.e. R ln Z 1, ln Z 2), where each is derived by adding the same amount of error to the true ambient time-series.

Each is derived by multiplying the factor for each region (factor for forehead and each cheek is 2, for chin and nose is 1, and for chest and upper back is 3) by the most heavily weighted lesion within each region (1 for ≥ one comedone, 2 for ≥ one papule, 3 for ≥ one pustule, and 4 for ≥ one nodule).

For this purpose, two reduced-order lumped-mass models, expressed by 5-DOF systems each, are derived.

In the ancient system, the jatis were something like the ancient Greek and medieval church modes in that each was derived from a parent scale by altering the ground note and the tessitura (range).

Both these detectors are analysed in [18], where closed form expressions between the Pfa and threshold for each are derived.

Four experimental conditions (approximately 100 trials each) were derived: explicit negative, explicit positive, assigned negative and assigned positive.

The plant model of each controller is derived and the design procedure of each controller is explained in detail.

The plant is divided into main subsystems and the availability/unavailability of each subsystem is derived.

Based on the method of separation of variables, the analytical expression of each subdomain is derived.