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The Windkessel function and relaxation properties of vascular walls were integrated by a Voigt model, enabling the variation of wall properties for each section individually.
Etch rates between 3 and 5 μm/min can be achieved and a large number of process parameters enables the variation of the etch profiles in a wide range.
Subsequently, better Earth-based techniques enabled the variations of several of Mercury's atmospheric components to be studied from place to place and over time.
In the context of personalized cancer treatment, combining genome and RNA sequencing of the same samples could enable the variation in coding capacity of different variants to be assessed directly.
Two samples were collected prior to the start of radiotherapy enabling the "baseline" variation of the proteins in a specific patient to be assessed (see, Fig. 1a) and allowing smaller discovery cohorts of patients to be incorporated by design.
Importantly, this convergent approach enabled easily the variation of number and the density of the sulfonate groups within the polyanion by varying the valency of the dendrimer core or the nature of the sulfonate end-group.
This procedure enables finding of the variation of coefficients a 1, a 2, …, a n that yields the minimum deviation of the combined LEDs spectral distribution from the target SPD.
Spatial interpolation is frequently used to predict values across a landscape enabling the spatial variation and patterns of a property to be quantified.
An important advantage of this type of model is that it allows both offspring and parental trait values to be used to distinguish a number of sources of variation, thereby enabling the separation of additive genetic variance from dominance genetic variance and direct maternal effects [ 42, 49].
Management can reduce this variation by enabling the easy recognition of special-cause variation and by changing healthcare processes by supporting the use of clinical practice guidelines, for example—but common-cause variation can never be eliminated.
