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Based on a linear mapping from acoustic features to user preferences, we investigated efficient feature selection methods and formulated the learning problem as the online maximization of the expected user utility.
We analyzed the resulting antibody binding profiles with regression methods and formulated a minimal model to explain our findings.
Colon targeting is accomplished by using prodrug approach, pH-sensitive drug delivery, time-dependent delivery systems, and microbial degradation methods and formulated as tablets, capsules, multiparticulates, microspheres, and liposomes [ 2].
Furthermore, the various HA derivatives that are available on the market are synthesised using different methods and formulated in different physical forms, and thus a uniform efficacy and safety profile should not be expected.
Because the effect of surgery suggested the limit for HCC in 1990s, it is important to maximize the benefit of other treatment methods and formulate a comprehensive treatment strategy.
The model is based on ɛ-NTU method, and formulated in a compact way for dry and wet surface situations (temperature or enthalpy driven, respectively).
Extended bi-directional evolutionary structural optimization (BESO) method is employed and formulated to find the optimal distribution of inclusion phase, given a target volume fraction of inclusion and seeking a maximal fracture resistance.
JC conceived the research topic and formulated the methods with advice from DR and SL.
DN conceived the research topic and formulated the methods with advice from TD and PI.
The present paper outlines the objectives, the methodology of work and intermediate results of the EU funded FP7 project GOALDS (Goal Based Damaged Stability, 2009 2012), which aims to address the above shortcomings by state of the art scientific methods and by formulating a rational, goal based regulatory framework, properly accounting for the damage stability properties of passenger ships.
With Abraham he published a series of essays on non-European music (including Japanese, Turkish, and Indian) and formulated a method for transcribing music from recordings; in 1904 they proposed an approach to the study of comparative musicology roughly parallel to that used in comparative linguistics.
