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The revised hydraulic parameters are used in a reinterpretation of a tracer test using an analytical dual porosity model of solute transport incorporating matrix diffusion and modified for fractional flow.

However, in 91% of the studies that reported isolation as the main effect, incorporating matrix type significantly improved the explanatory power of the models, suggesting that matrix quality can reduce the patch isolation effect.

Selective pressurized liquid extraction (SPLE) is an analytical technique that builds upon PLE by incorporating matrix-compound (i.e. interference) retainers into the extraction step, thereby reducing sample-preparation steps and increasing sample throughput.

Programs such as "Human Splicing Finder" (http://www.umd.be/HSF) can be used to predict non-canonical splicing sites by incorporating matrices for auxiliary sequences (Desmet et al. 2009).

Poroelastoplasticity can incorporate matrix failure during simulation, allowing strain hardening and weakening to develop within the model.

PEG hydrogels permissive towards cellular remodeling were fabricated using thiol-ene photopolymerization to incorporate matrix metalloproteinase (MMP -degradable crosslinks and CRGDS cell adhesion peptide.

It would be interesting in future work to incorporate matrix decomposition models that explicitly incorporate different noise models (e.g., noisy ICA [28]) for a more robust un-mixing of material responses from instrumental responses.

In this section, we show that EDDC exhibits such VMT properties, and formulate a new algorithm that incorporates matrix-matrix min-plus multiplications.

Therefore, recent efforts in tissue engineering biomaterial development have focused on incorporating extracellular matrix- (ECM) derived peptides or proteins into biomaterials in order to mimic natural ECM.

A compressed mixed linear models (CMLM) incorporating a matrix K along with PCA was also used.

This paper presents a simplification and a generalization of Valiant's technique, which speeds up a family of algorithms by incorporating fast matrix multiplication procedures.