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Overcoming the weaknesses of conventional fixed-margin loss functions, our adaptive margin loss function is more appropriate for the dynamic feature space.

The numerical diffusivity formulation shows that a scaled limiter function is more appropriate for MUSCL in order to consistently recover the central-differenced flux at the maximum value of the limiter.

Lately, Atangana and Baleanu [3] have introduced one more dimension to this study by proposing a derivative that is based upon the generalized Mittag-Leffler function, since the Mittag-Leffler function is more appropriate in expressing nature than a power function.

Critics have argued that an etiological notion of function, according to which function is a selected effect, is more appropriate in the context of functional genomics (Doolittle et al. 2014), whereas others maintain that any causal role of a strand of DNA might be relevant, especially in biomedical research (see Germain et al. 2014 for a philosophical take on the discussion).

To think of the request as a linear cost function (like in MTS) it is more appropriate to work with the anticonfiguration.

In order to enhance the sensitivity we implemented "ad hoc" GAs by using the fitness function f = 1/ 1-Aav 4 which is more appropriate to distinguish the difference among highly absorbing structures (with Aav around unity).

According to the methods described in the previous section, the figure of merit of the multilayer coating has been identified in the average absorbance Aav or better in the fitness function f = 1/ 1-Aav 4 which is more appropriate to enhance the differences among quasi perfect absorbers (when Aav ≈ 1).

Docking could provide excellent conformation, but it is difficult to find a rank/evaluation function to select which orientation is more appropriate [ 6].

However, as expected, we see that the performance of unregularized regression improves with increasing number of positives and thus it is more appropriate to use function-specific weighting in such instances.

We assume a proportionate mixing law for the incidence function of FIV between males, which is more appropriate in social species [22], [23].

Thus, although equation (1) could be expressed in terms of rather complex Boolean functions the direct formulation given here is more appropriate.