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Once more the system, proved to be globally identifiable when both glucose and insulin are observed.

We then apply this sampler to a system identification problem for a non-linear hysteretic structure model to investigate this method under globally identifiable and unidentifiable conditions.

It is shown that the two steady-state parameters (m∞, h∞) and the conductance (g) are not globally identifiable together using a single step voltage input.

In typical applications of modal identifications, when there is sufficient amount of data, the formulation using the proposed mode shape scaling and parameterization scheme shows that it allows modal parameters to be determined efficiently in a globally identifiable manner.

The structural identifiability analysis of the Euglycemic Hyperinsulinemic Clamp model is also performed using the Taylor Series Approach and results show that, with glucose infusion as input alone, the model is structurally globally identifiable.

Structural identifiability analysis of the EIC model is also performed using the Taylor Series approach and shows that, with glucose infusion as input alone, the model is structurally globally identifiable.

Fraught relations between Leh District's Buddhist majority and Muslim minority reproduce a border sensibility in the center of Leh town: restrictions on inter-religious marriage and fears of demographic change play out against a backdrop of religious structures being remodeled in ways that stake out territory at the heart of town and reference globally-identifiable religious architectural styles.

Definition 1: The parameter p k of the model (1) is called globally structurally identifiable if, for all admissible values and all, (5) implies (6) Definition 2: The parameter p k of the model (1) is called locally structurally identifiable if, for all, there exists a neighborhood such that for all, equations (5) imply equation (6).

The parameter p k of the model (1) is called globally (locally) structurally identifiable, if for any admissible input u(t), p' and p" (p" from some neighborhood of p'), the equality y(p', u) = y(p", u) implies p k ' = p k ".

The parameter p k of the model (1) is called globally at-a-point identifiable at the point p* if, for all, equations (5) imply equation (6).

The parameter vector p is called globally structurally or locally structurally identifiable if all its components p k are globally structurally or locally structurally identifiable, respectively.