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In contrast, we apply long-term prediction augmented with uncertainty estimation to provide a more stable approach.

Zhou [12] presented a numerically more stable approach that also uses plane-line correspondences to constrain the estimation.

However, it is well known that a Lagrange interpolation is not stable for large N. Hence, we propose a more stable approach by expanding (u^{N}(t)) directly in terms of the shifted Legendre polynomials and solving the unknown coefficients of the collocation scheme (10).

A more stable approach is to consider the partition function because it allows the calculation of interaction probabilities and melting temperatures.

Obligate mutualisms such as those described by You et al. 2004 and Shou et al. 2007 may be a more stable approach for consortia-mediated lignocellulosic ethanol production.

This props up the notion that elements become more stable as they approach the island of stability's magic number of neutrons, says team member Krzysztof Rykaczewski, a nuclear physicist at Oak Ridge.

Better understanding the motivation of end users will support us in defining more stable and predictable approaches.

Benefit from such a direct feature, the designed new methods are more simple in engineering implementation and their performances are also more stable than conventional approaches.

Moreover, McCascade is really more stable than the naive approach (see standard deviations in each curve) which ensures good performance in every case.

Third, the transient and sustained components of movement velocity are both utilized to characterize mitochondria in movement, offering a more stable, sensitive and robust approach to analyzing moving mitochondria than previously published methods.

Furthermore, it has been proven that the AIC approach is more stable in ranking the models than many other approaches (Shaqlaih 2010).