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The present simulations of combination vaccines, with matched values of the efficacy parameters for the PEV and BSV components represent only one of an infinite number of possible combinations, and it will be most useful to simulate actual candidates, once their likely profiles become available.

In contrast, Wieskotten et al [29] evaluated a large cohort of 688 healthy persons using the BCM to derive reference ranges, allowing to compare fluid overload as measured by BCM to age and gender matched values of the normal healthy population.

Site matched values of tissue stiffness (elastic modulus) and MD from Calc3 and Calc4 are cross-plotted in Figure 8d.

A pattern that inversely matched values of RTS was only apparent in sperm cells, with M. pahari (19.26±1.72%) and M. musculus (20.25±1.70%) having higher percentages than M. spretus (11.64±2.11%) and M. spicilegus (14.99±1.82%; p<0.05 for all pairwise comparisons).

Post-hoc T-test analyses showed that the difference was significant at the second trial of the test (P0 = 0.109; P30 = 0.015; P60 = 0.067; P90 = 0.835), and the area under the curve for PTPH1-KO male mice was significantly higher (by 50%) compared to the matched values of the female littermates (P = 0.0194).

Matched values of the arterial blood gas and the sensor were compared for pH, PCO2, and PO2 via bias and precision.

By changing the fraction of reinforcement, mechanical properties can be adjusted to match values of the surrounding tissue for mechanical compatibility.

The process of adjusting the value of uncertain parameters in the network modeling to match values of modeled parameters with those observed in the field is called calibration of the model (Walski 1983a; Ormsbee and Wood 1986; Bhave 1988).

The histogram matching values of T D with shift j from 0 to K − 1 were recorded, and the global minimum value of T D was considered as the position of the best match.

A pattern inversely matching values of RTS in the four species was observed only in sperm cells, with decreasing percentages of PUFAs in M. pahari (41.24±2.55%), M. musculus (35.68±4.26%), M. spretus (30.58±7.54%) and M. spicilegus (28.17±6.19%).

Our goal is to identify such values of that contribute to minimize the loss function (2), and for which the matching value of the parameter vector should be non-null (noted as being 'active' and being in the 'active set' ).