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Methods with equivalent synchronization demands as those of JCMA are symbol-synchronous Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) [26, 41], SM-SD [25], and the methods defined in [28 32].

We also compare the relative merits of parametric methods with equivalent non-parametric approaches, and illustrate the differences produced with results from a Kruskal-Wallis test and a t test.

This behavior was reproducible: we performed replicate simulations (40 ns each) for each condition using different initial conditions (see Methods), with equivalent results (Additional file 1).

Structural engineers commonly use the "equivalent frame method" with equivalent beams proposed by Jacob S. Grossman in practical engineering for the analysis of flat slab structures.

Atlasis et al. [27] suggested a learning automation (LA) method with equivalent bandwidth approximations in order to diminish the percentage of overestimation.

The objectives of this paper were to develop methods for multi-trait genomic breeding value prediction, to enable multi-trait genomic selection, and to compare the accuracy of prediction among the different methods and with equivalent single-trait models, based on the results of applications to simulated datasets.

We demonstrated that transformed tree-ignorant methods detect coevolution with equivalent or better power than tree-aware methods when applied to detect the periodicity of protein alpha helices.

Spatial variability is considered by using the equivalent parameters such that a SRV method with these equivalent parameters produces a comparable failure probability as that calculated using a more rigorous random finite element/difference method (RFEM/RFDM) with the original spatially variable parameters.

The non-partitioned and codon-partitioned Bayesian methods yielded trees with equivalent branching patterns (result not shown).

This paper shows the development of a conceptual-level wing weight model which combines a fully-stressed cross-section method with an equivalent beam finite-element structural solver using loads derived from a nonplanar vortex-lattice method.

This method, with an equivalent circuit based "averaged cell" model, estimates the battery pack's average SOC first, and then incorporates the performance divergences between the "averaged cell" and each individual cell to generate the SOC estimations for all cells.