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A disturbance counteracting control law is synthesized by using a Luenberger observer incorporating the structure and disturbance dynamics.

Incorporating the structure ensemble does improve prediction accuracy [ 40] but such methods fundamentally still have poor performance.

There are many different classes of model that can explain the relationship between gene expression and disease, leading to different types of TRS, including weighting of the eQTL effect size, only considering extreme expression values, and incorporating the structure of the affected pathway into the analysis.

From a methodological point of view, it would start from the scientific method and social sciences, incorporating the structured techniques of intelligence analysis, and even including Big Data or the futures studies.

Finally, in addition to the structural information in the phenome, we would like to incorporate the structure in the genome such as linkage disequilibrium structure in order to identify a block of correlated markers influencing a set of correlated phenotypes.

Indeed, an underlying idea behind the local-mean diffusion operator is to incorporate the structure of the adjacency matrix into the local-mean diffusion operation of reconstructed residual.

In 70, 70a is identical to 69a, and 70b incorporates the structures in 69b, 69c, and 69d.

A new draft began to appear, incorporating the episodic structure — "How about this for the second title: 'Cocks and Balls'?" Peter suggested.

In inversions, we use the GFs calculated for the inhomogeneous elastic (IE) model incorporating the subsurface structure beneath Hokkaido and Tohoku districts.

The variations of the generalized displacements and internal forces were described by means of energy functionals incorporating the adjoint structure concept.

Although this has the strength of directly incorporating the secondary structure of the 16S rRNA molecule, the number of available models is limited, which causes variable regions to not be aligned.