Research perspectives are given to extend the efficiency of the methods in higher dimensions and address the relaxing of full monotony hypotheses.
An option to extend the efficiency of a surgical service such as this might include pooling patient populations from multiple refugee camps, e.g. transporting patients to Mae La refugee camp from neighbouring camps in the same region.
Some users will then switch from the saturated lot to the unsaturated lot to avoid the delay cost, moving the ( {widehat{x}}_{ij} ) frontier as to extend the efficiency domain of unsaturated lot (see the ( {widehat{x}}_{ij}left tilde{t}right) ) curve in Fig. 3 where lot i is saturated first).
The inclusion of the 1 m Zadko telescope into the network significantly extends the efficiency and sensitivity of the existing two telescope configuration.
We show this way, mainly thanks to an experimental set-up with two membranes, that the different absorbers have additional effects that extend the efficiency and the possibilities of observation of TET.
The presence of an extra layer between encapsulated liquid healing agent and outer layer enables the encapsulation of chemically and physically active healing agents, extends the efficiency and life-time of the healing functionality.
Furthermore, the nitrogen generator can work in a high nitrogen purity situation for a long time, ensuring that the molecular sieve service life can be extended and the efficiency of carbon molecular sieve can be improved; (4) A dual PLC control automatic control system was developed.
The model is also extended to study the efficiency of inhibitors in a separate protective layer covering the layer containing the target substrate.
In many real world scenarios, DMUs have a two-stage network process and due to this reason, DEA has been extended to examine the efficiency of two-stage processes, where all of the outputs from the first stage are intermediate measures that make up the inputs of the second stage.
While A-ending codons are thought to be recognized by I-containing tRNA on the basis of the extended wobble rule, the efficiency of I-A recognition is low and there are often (but not always) other tRNAs responsible for A-ending (and G-ending) codons.
