An example when all parameters are equal to 1 is given in Fig. 1. Figure 1 Phase portrait of system (2.7).
end{aligned} (2.9) An example when all parameters are equal to 1 is given in Fig. 2. Figure 2 Phase portrait of system (2.8).
The multiparametric images of Figure 6 show an example where all parameters show the same PI-RADS score.
In our example, all the parameters of ℳ(14, 25, 28) should be equal to the corresponding parameters of ℳ 39, 65, 90) except for C0 and k26 which are obtained by averaging (C0 is given by Eq. (42) and k26 is calculated in order to have equal average production rates of mRNAI κB in the two models, see Fig. 7b).
For the examples shown, all parameters are positively correlated.
We use B2-NiAl as an example and calculate all parameters that enter into a phenomenological description of interdiffusion from first principles, including thermodynamic factors, the effect of a concentration dependent volume, intrinsic diffusion and interdiffusion coefficients.
The kinetic model of this example with all the parameters is provided in [ 5].
Due to uncertainties of some parameters involved in the constants of eq 1, as for example the exact gradient strengths, all parameters were combined into the instrument-dependent constants " a" and " b" according to and were obtained through calibration on an external water sample as described elsewhere (47).
For example, all γ and f parameters for the substrates and catalysts of the reactions are by definition larger than zero.
In the present example, all of the functional parameters were allowed to have random effects, thereby ensuring that the individual growth curves were not constrained in any way to be the same.
