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This strategy would indeed lead to smaller values of beta.

Larger values of β lead to smaller values of (mathcal {J}_{text {sv}}), at the expense of too much weight given to the prior.

A universal feature is that any tumor growth slower than straight exponential growth will lead to smaller values of y(x) and thus to higher values of G. Therefore, as a result of tumor growth saturation, the asymptote becomes higher for slower tumor growth terms.

Comparing the noise entropy as a function of the corresponding average spike probability both the family of circular and linear solutions, we find that threshold decisions with respect to straight lines lead to smaller values of noise entropy, and therefore larger values of information transmitted, for all values of average spike probability, cf. Figure 2.

Therefore, Smaller W i,1 and W i−j,2 (all to be 0.1) indicates that stabilizing disturbances in Area 1 is considered to be less important, and therefore lead to smaller value of K 1 (1.36) and l DR1 (3.08), and vice versa.

Statistical evaluation of the results identifies certain IMs which lead to small values of scatter in the seismic response.

Fullerenes C60 and C70 have dipole-forbidden S0 ↔ S1 transitions, which lead to small values of radiative decay constants (e.g., kF = 2.7 × 10 s–1 for C60 and 8.8 × 10 s–1 for C70), in agreement with the Strickler Berg rule.

From the coding strategy described above, it is clear that for a better storage of the path vector, it is preferable to continue the pathway in the direction which leads to smaller values of the path code p ~.

For this purpose, a long tailed distribution with small scale parameter for each prominent scattering center imposes high probability of a large-valued pixel, and large scale parameters for other signal components lead to small value prediction.

Coupled analyses show that coated fuel pellets lead to more uniform radial power density which leads to smaller value of hot channel factor.

In the present form an optimisation would favour geometrical parameters that lead to small absolute values for the lifting force.