Existing CBM numerical simulators which are developed for the primary CBM recovery process have many important features considered, such as: (1) a dual porosity system, (2) Darcy flow in the natural fracture system, (3) pure gas diffusion and adsorption in the primary porosity system and (4) coal shrinkage due to gas desorption.
Our structural analyses of the Staurastrum and Zygnema chloroplast genomes have revealed that many of the features considered earlier as typical of land plant cpDNAs originated before the emergence of the Coleochaetales and Zygnematales.
The VA's electronic medical record (EMR) system, which is called the Computerised Patient Record System (CPRS), gathers together each patients' clinical notes, along with their clinical, laboratory, imaging, and pathology data [ 18- 20]; thus, the CPRS contains many of the features considered desirable for decreasing the risk of lost test results, and missed screening [ 21, 22].
Additionally our findings support the hypothesis that many of the pathological features considered typical of IBM develop later in the disease, explaining their poor sensitivity at disease presentation and emphasising the need for revised pathological criteria to supplement the clinical criteria in the diagnosis of IBM.
Peak Frequency is one of the features considered in many studies.
Peak Frequency is one of the features considered in many studies to have good discriminative capabilities and describes the frequency of the highest peak in the PSD.
Many features have been considered for this purpose and discarded.
Finally, many features have to be considered that can affect the calculation of vascular parameters in both CT and MRI, including the conditions of signal production, the characteristics of the contrast agent, and the data analysis model.
We considered many features for each SVM.
For instance, Murphy et al. (2003) considered many features such as texture and moments to characterize the 3D protein location patterns associated with major subcellular organelles and structures.
