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The fluorescent protein EcFbFP is expressed as a model protein.

Common ideas and theories within these citations were used to develop an integrated interpretation of transformative learning in the form of a new programme theory (expressed as a model, see below) to describe current data on how and why conceptualisations of success and failure impact on non-linear transitions (i.e. transformations) for patients, GPs and trainees.

The effect of these near-surface distorters is therefore a random phenomenon, and it can be expressed as a mathematical model such as the Groom Bailey model of galvanic distortion, which is adopted in this work.

The dependency is expressed as a polynomial model from carotenoids y = 7E-05x2 – 0.0047x + 0.0047x and R squared value R² = 0.9179.

In general, the EOS effects in terms of waste transportation/operation can be expressed as a sizing model with a power law (Thuesen et al. 1977): C t = C re ( X t / X re ) m (16).

The finite element vibration analysis of the ballast aggregate, whose ballast stones are expressed as a polyhedron model using a three-dimensional discrete element method, examines frequency characteristics up to high-frequencies and clarifies the stress distribution of the ballast and the wave propagation of the ballast stone.

The close relationship may be further expressed as a mathematical model, which takes into account the timing of the crystalline formation.

ROAST allows for any experimental design that can be expressed as a linear model, and can also incorporate array weights and correlated samples.

The haematopoietic differentiation process is expressed as a mathematical model and the cell-kinetics parameters were estimated by fitting the simulation result to the assay data.

Our implementation of ROAST (rotation gene set testing) allows for any experimental design, which can be expressed as a linear model, and also accommodates array quality weights and correlations between samples.

This relationship was expressed as an empirical model in Eq. (2) [37].