Following a commonly accepted silicon damage deposition model [24], we calculate the monochromatic proton fluence that produces the same average specific non-ionizing energy loss in silicon.
Following a commonly applied rule for including number of factors, factors with eigenvalues smaller than 1.00 were disregarded.
Following a technique commonly used in the comparison of small molecule ligands, generic pseudocenters coding for possible interaction properties were assigned for a large sample set of cavities extracted from the entire PDB and stored in the database Cavbase.
For example, the highly successful 'Informatics on High-throughput Sequencing Data' workshop follows a workflow commonly performed by users of next-generation sequencers: read alignment, file conversion, quality control and data trimming, variant calling and data visualization.
But small communities depend on them as an economic and social nexus and a lifeline -- especially the post offices, which commonly follow a model rarely seen in the United States outside the most remote towns.
The effective strategies for traditional manual history matching commonly follow a structured approach with a sequence of adjustments from global to regional parameters followed by local changes in model properties, associated with matching for pressure (reservoir energy), flood front progression, and individual well performance.
Mutations occurred during reproduction and were assumed to follow a Poisson distribution, as commonly done in population genetics.
Although this trend seems to follow a power law, as commonly reported for biological networks [ 50], we could not ascertain if this truly is the case.
In any human organ system, most of the diverse aging processes commonly follow a seemingly linear decrease in both the expected upmost functional activity and the potential reserve capacity.
Even in the prospective part we completely left the preferred approach of diagnosing and the sequence of measurements to the pneumologists and did not ask to follow a specific protocol, as commonly used e.g. in multicenter clinical trials.
