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Based on the stoichiometric matrix of the network one may perform structural analyses as, for example, identification of elementary flux modes [ 1], possible routes for a self-consistent expansion of the network starting with some initial seed compounds [ 2] or calculation of stationary flux distributions based on constraint optimization [ 3- 5].
Since OTR screens are typically placed in several positions along the Linac to monitor the beam envelope, one may perform a distributed energy measurement along the machine.
More precisely, instead of performing the full set of measurements at k vertical sections using several points for each vertical in order to apply the standard area-velocity method, one may perform just a single measurement close to the surface for every other of the k verticals, and then apply the proposed computational scheme.
After carrying out a stability analysis, one may perform appropriate sensitivity analyses.
Since the simulation and analytical results agree very well, one may perform an exhaustive search of the optimum delay times that minimize the SER from the union bound of (9) or the outage probability from (16).
Arizona law already provides that no one may perform "funeral directing" without a funeral director's license.
Worse, a program that performs well on one machine may perform poorly on a similar machine with a slightly different file system.
On the other hand, depending on the profile of the test cases that fail (longest, shortest, essential, and so on), one technique may perform better than the other one, leading to some influence of this factor.
For example, one student may perform an on-site report from an active volcano and have to wear the appropriate gear for the taping.
Since different similarity measures use different types of information in GO, or model data in different ways, one measure may perform the best on certain functional categories but not on the others.
A second type of strategy is to design drugs to produce overall therapeutic synergy based on mutual complements, by which one component may perform the major function while others act as adjuvants to enhance efficacy of the major component or reducing toxicity of the drug.
