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The predictions of Fig. 4 incorporate a variable rate of soil surface elevation change that strongly depends on the availability of suspended sediment C (equation (7) in Methods section).
Two hybrid heuristics are proposed to solve the problem, namely SAVNS and TSVNS which incorporate a variable neighborhood search (VNS) algorithm into the framework of simulated annealing (SA) and tabu search (TS).
Our modeling framework does not explicitly incorporate a variable or explicit means to account for the full range and scope of potential future adaptation to climate change in general and temperature-attributable mortality risks more explicitly.
As a demonstration of the usefulness of this approach, we have incorporated a variable segmented transmission line into a home-built Variable Angle Spinning probe.
This is achieved by decreasing the actions that a node needs to perform at the start of every communication period and by incorporating a variable radio-on operation.
A self-adaptive heuristic that incorporates a variable level of perturbation, a novel local search and a learning mechanism is proposed to solve the p-centre problem in the continuous space.
A multilevel Dirichlet process prior is used for the distribution of the SNP-specific regression coefficients within genes, incorporating a variable selection-type mixture structure to allow SNPs with no effect.
Because no prior data were available to determine control multivessel MACE rates, an imputed placebo statistical analysis plan incorporating a variable delta based on actually observed control DES MACE rates will be implemented.
In contrast, the effort-moderated IRT model proposed by Wise and DeMars (2006) incorporates a variable derived from response time to indicate solution behavior and whether or not the regular IRT model holds for a particular item-person combination.
When modelling absolute treatment effects across individuals, the assumed model usually has incorporated a variable benefit, but a fixed harm.
