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Figure 11 shows the comparison of the physical and the approximated relation factor of the method between the reader and the transponder.
The main determinant factor of the method is ΔRRS which is defined as the separation between cumulative frequency values of resistivity ratio (RR) and sonic log data.
The amplification factor of the method can be found analytically and allows for the exact estimation of the number of iterations needed to achieve a desired tolerance.
Under optimal conditions, the average recovery of Fe(III) ions was 102 ± 2% (n = 7) for 6 h at 35 °C and the preconcentration factor of the method was 18.1.
A limiting factor of the method is also presented, after detailed schemes of pedestrian signal phase being worked out under different assumptions of original vehicle signals and setting conditions for PTC.
These assess the important speed-up factor of the method gained between the sequential code and the parallel versions and its very good scalability which makes this approach a real competitor with respect to existing schemes for the solution of multidimensional kinetic models.
This is limited by both, intrinsic factors of the method and the availability and quality of the input information.
This procedure is similar to simple 3D limit-equilibrium methods (methods which neglect internal forces); however, instead of solving for a factor of safety, the method solves for translational and angular accelerations.
An important factor of this method is the cellular phenotype of oral epithelium.
The main difference between the CSB method and the traditional loading sample matrix inversion (LSMI) method lies in that, it's not clear how to choose the diagonal loading factor of the LSMI method, but the loading factor of our CSB method can be decided by the constraint factor δ 0 via Eq. (15).
By designing an automatic sampler for large-volume enrichment, the SERS enhancement factor (EF) of the method was further improved to 1.2 × 105.
