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Thus, conventional problems of the UV method arising from relatively low sensitivity and selectivity, and absorbance disturbance due to gaseous oxygen evolution were overcome.

A fractional step method arising from an operator split of the governing differential equations has been used to solve the nonlinear coupled system of equations, leading to a staggered product formula solution algorithm.

The number of respondents interviewed (N = 23) was determined using the method of saturation; a method arising from a grounded theory approach (Creswell, 1998; Strauss and Corbin, 1990).

On the basis of simulation studies, we demonstrate that bias in estimates of the disequilibrium parameter from Hill's method arising from the use of non-random samples can be substantially reduced by implementing the new method.

This result is not due to a bias in signature method arising from the size of B aphidicola genome, because a tree obtained by randomly selecting the same sequence length in the 15 other genomes (650 kb) leads to the same topology (result not shown).

The multiscale method arises from a decomposition of the scalar field into coarse (resolved) scale and fine (unresolved) scale.

The efficiency of this method arose from the need for the sole 1D meshing of the crack front.

The low accuracy of the first Volterra method arises from a singularity of (f^ x,t|v,s)) when (v=x) and (tto s).

The novelty of the proposed method arises from using a reference image and local areas to compute the image-quality attributes of the natural pictures captured by the cameras to be benchmarked.

This method arises from an observation that potential evaluation using the multipole to local expansion translation operator can be expressed as a series discrete convolutions of the multipole moments with their associated spherical harmonics functions.

The merit of this newly proposed method arises from the fact that the neuronal spiking duration in this case is a sum of nanosecond-scale alert, nanosecond to microsecond delay, and nanosecond to microsecond gating pulses, resulting in a total duration on the order of a few microsecond that exceeds the biological synaptic rate at the same delay level of 100 ms.