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This specialization allows us to obtain an improved approximation guarantee.

An improved approximation of the momentary liquefaction depth is further presented.

In this work, we have improved approximation for double derivative by taking one more term in Taylor series expansion.

UBM is notable for containing an epithelial basement membrane, which offers improved approximation of epidermal dermal histogenesis.

The versatility of our framework is demonstrated by devising improved approximation algorithms also for other related problems.

With these requirements in mind, we hope that future studies can lead to either an improved approximation or a numerical algorithm for the level-0 energy flux.

Plotkin, E. T., Improved bounds on the max-flow min-cut ratio for multicommodity flows, in: 25th Symposium on Theory of Computing, 1993] [Tragoudas, S., Improved approximations for the min-cut max-flow ratio and the flux, Mathematical Systems Theory 29 (1996), pp. 157 167].

In the present paper we include prior knowledge about some parameters, we derive improved approximations of the density of estimators, and we consider not only linear optimality criteria like generalized A-optimality, but also D- and Ls-optimality criteria with an integer s.

In our previous work, together with Bjørkestøl, we have provided improved approximations to the null distribution of Q when the effect measure of interest is the standardized mean difference [ 9] and the risk difference [ 10].

The use of the correct moments and improved approximations to the distribution of Q for the point and interval estimation of τ for a variety of different effect measures may provide greatly improved estimators, especially for small values of heterogeneity and will be the subject of our further work.

Hence incommensurability is supposed to rule out convergent realism, the view that science shows ever improving approximation to the truth.