It can be seen that the detection problem (2) is equivalent to target detection in colored Gaussian clutter with unknown covariance matrix in each observation window.
At 28 days, concrete mixture containing 10% CBFD exhibited compressive strength equivalent to target strength of 28 N/mm2 required for designed control mix.
In the study of Jones and colleagues [ 62] management to increase lactate clearance was equivalent to targeting specific ScvO2 values in septic shock.
Thus, in the murine in vitro model, we found no equivalent to target cell-induced apoptosis as described for activated human NK cells in vitro.
The nearest equivalent to target-date funds fall into two categories; balanced (or managed) funds and "absolute return" funds.
Methods (italic)a(/italic) and (italic b(/italic) require an estimate of cigarette equivalent exposure for ETS as well as assumptions on the cigarette equivalent dose to target cells from ETS and on the comparability of lung cancer risk per unit dose from smokers and nonsmokers.
While use of mus-52 facilitated integration of markers into subtelomeric sites on VIIL and IIR, equivalent attempts to target to Tel IVL were unsuccessful.
Each interaction is assigned a score in the interval (0,1]. All relations that involve a term equivalent to the target (the target or one of its synonyms) were considered.
*Numbers of targets (areas of choice) relate to data from 231 participants who completed Step 4, which is equivalent to 303 targets (several participants defined more than one target for their personal project).
To address this, we developed CellNet, a network biology platform that determines whether engineered cells are equivalent to their target tissues, diagnoses aberrant gene regulatory networks, and prioritizes candidate transcriptional regulators to enhance engineered conversions.
