For the example studied the separation could be improved considerably performing four cycles.
Conclusions are drawn for the examples studied in this paper.
Reductions of up to 24% in the smaller of the individual buckling stresses have been found for the examples studied.
For the examples studied we show that the minimum reflux ratio in a kinetically controlled distillation is equal to that for an equilibrium reaction.
Using an analytical condition published elsewhere, we are able to show for the examples studied, that the maximum number of switches is two with one possible singular subsection.
For the examples studied, the use of tail modeling reduced the number of samples required for given accuracy by one to three orders of magnitude.
Sample size calculations on the log scale, however, retain close to the nominal power for the examples studies.
In contrast the results from the EMRE/IOS methods agree well with those obtained from the SSA for the examples studied here.
This crude approximation, inspired in part by the "sloppiness" property of biological systems, worked surprisingly well for the examples studied here.
They could, for example, study the handwriting on anthrax letters that have been made public to see if it looks familiar.
