That is, if all pairs of probability and utility functions characterising the agent's attitudes agree on the ranking of two options, then these particular options should be ranked accordingly.
Changes of thermodynamic functions characterising the studied equilibrium reaction Na+ (nb) + L nb) ⇌ NaL+ (nb), where L = dibenzo-18-crowere, were determined for a temperature of 25°C: ΔG = −36.0 kJ mol−1, ΔH = 38.9 kJ mol−1, and ΔS = −9.7 J mol−1 K−1.
Based on the illustrated principles, the Boolean functions characterising formation and remodelling of the ECM were generated (Table 2).
A relevant additional consideration here is that linear transfer functions characterise time-invariant systems and therefore yield robust phase and gain estimates only if the linearity/coherence assumption is satisfactorily meet.
"Over time, all participants described general decrease in function, characterised by loss of appetite, breathlessness, cardiac conditions requiring medication, skin ablations, tooth decay, tremors and insomnia, which were all exacerbated when attempting to reduce use," said the study.
A canonical haemodynamic response function characterised the neural response to facial expressions during different levels of exercise and physiological feedback.
Impaired lung function characterised by reduced FEV1, a powerful marker of future morbidity and mortality [ 16], exhibited the most consistent association with different pollution metrics.
It also presents estimates of abnormal lung function characterised by a DL,CO < LLN 6 (low DL,CO without obstruction) after patients with obstruction on spirometry were excluded.
40 Therefore, systemic fat deposits in multiple organs may be a common cause underlying the association between NAFLD and overall pancreatic dysfunction, which may result in impaired exocrine function, characterised as LSA.
