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The new membranes overcome the fragility problems of PLLA membranes.

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For the multiplicative case of controller gain variations, we suggest a new solution of the fragility problem by developing the non-fragile design schemes ensuring the robustly admissibility for the resulting network closed-loop systems.

For the case of controller and observer gain additive variations, we propose a new solution of the fragility problem by developing the non-fragile design schemes ensuring the asymptotic stability and H∞ performance for the resulting closed loop systems.

Very little open literature covering the research guaranteed cost control of an interval system with time delay has been published and the fragility problem has not been considered.

Taking into account that our main interest originates in the oncological context, and more precisely in reducing the cell proliferation attitude, we will call such a problem the fragility problem.

In the " Methods" section we introduce the complete theory associated with our procedure, namely the robustness problem, the conditional robustness concept, its use in the solution of the fragility problem, and the proposed computational algorithm.

Figure 2 illustrates the fragility problem: we propose a methodology to shift the probability density function of a proliferation signal in cancer cells toward the density describing the normal cells.

In an effort to protect yourself from too much dependence, you begin with the certainty that a side effect of globalization is "fragility": a problem in Icelandic banks depresses the lobster-fishing market in Maine.

In addition to using conventional evaluation criteria in control problems, fragility analysis is carried out to study the structural behavior and SSI effects in-depth.

Despite its durability, concrete's fragility presented a problem that the Romans were not able not solve, so they used this material only in structures where it would be compressed, such as domes and pillars, rather than stretched, such as bridges and floors.

Paper books proved to be rapidly and easily replicable with the printing press, making possible mass readerships, but they too have faced problems of fragility, wear, and oxidation (relieved by acid-free paper).

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