Based on the entropy generation minimization and entransy theory, we discuss the applicability of the concepts of entropy generation rate, entropy generation number, revised entropy generation number, exergy efficiency, entransy increase rate, entransy increase coefficient and entransy efficiency to the analyses of heat pump systems in this paper.
The efficiency of these analyses was checked by the application of inhibitors of caspase-3 and caspase-9 which showed reduced levels of caspases.
As methods of safety analysis, i.e. fault tree analyses require immense manual efforts and expert knowledge, the efficiency of these analyses has to be improved.
By incorporating information obtained from predicting algorithms into association analyses, potentially causative variants can be preliminarily distinguished from background population variation, thereby improving the efficiency of these analyses.
The efficiency of these analyses can be improved by using multiple variants in each gene region, but correlation between the variants must be accounted for.
As a consequence of the high computational demand connected with this type of spatio-temporal simulations, problem specific parallelization techniques are investigated to increase the numerical efficiency of the numerical analyses.
Moreover, the system can handle large numbers of samples and becomes more powerful as the database grows, as a large 'filter-group' increases the efficiency of the filtering analyses in removing polymorphisms and technical artifacts specific to individual sequencing technologies.
The pairs of main vessels in the upper and lower temporal quadrants will be used, rejecting all other vessels, to improve reliability and increase efficiency of the process, analysing measures for each quadrant separately and together to estimate the mean measure in each eye.
Symmetric positive definite equation solvers play a very important role in promoting the efficiency of the finite element analyses (FEA).
To optimise the efficiency of the two multivariate analyses, the number of independent variables was reduced by computing 'scores' based on an aggregation of responses to related questionnaire items or by transforming multiple items into a single variable (see Tables 2 and 3).
