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The reason behind this is primarily a lack of methods capable of analyzing time series data generated during (semi- continuous procesemi- continuouszed by widely varying oprocessestimes.
Efforts were also under way to develop more-effective childhood obesity-prevention strategies, including the development of methods capable of predicting infants' risk of later becoming overweight or obese.
One of the most important challenges is the design of methods capable of automatic discovery and exploitation of problem regularities to ensure efficient and reliable search for the optimum.
Existing methods are largely based on Fourier transform and wavelet transform, and there is a lack of methods capable of (1) measuring the synchronization strength of multivariate data by adapting to non-stationary, non-linear dynamics, and (2) meeting the needs of sophisticated scientific or engineering applications.
There is a crucial shortage of methods capable of determining the extent of accidental exposures of human beings to ionizing radiation.
One of the major stumbling blocks for detailed analysis of the behavioral effects of genetic and pharmacological manipulations in Drosophila has been the lack of methods capable of tracking flies and quantifying their behavior.
The development of Omics methods meaning large-scale –data analysis for characterization and quantification of pools of biological molecules has promoted the development of statistical methods capable of handling a number of intercorrelated substances.
Because of the lack of physical methods capable of providing suitable resolution, simulation techniques are increasingly being used to study adsorption of biomolecules to crystals.
Measuring the concentration of NPs particularly in soil, however, remains difficult due to lack of analytical methods capable of quantifying trace concentrations of NPs [12].
These problems are further exacerbated by the scarcity of noninvasive methods capable of monitoring the progress of a reconstitution experiment in real time.
A scant effort has been made in the development of numerical methods capable of handling time-dependent flow of integral constitutive equations [25 27].
