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We present a fully normative model for controlling anytime algorithms where each agent has statistical performance profiles which are optimally conditioned on the problem instance as well as on the path of results of the algorithm run so far.

Applying the Γ-transformation with (gamma_{1}=sigma_{1}) and (gamma_{2}=sigma_{1}/sigma_{2}) the transformed inverse problem (tilde{A}x=z) is optimally conditioned with (kappa tilde{A})=1) and hence easily solvable with solution tilde{x}_{0}= ( 100.6,99.4 ) ^{T} (3.9) which is exactly the translation expected from (3.6).

In order to deliver optimally conditioned gases (ie core temperature and 100% RH) to the patient this temperature loss, and concomitant humidity loss, must be compensated for.

Autologous whole-cell vaccines are optimally conditioned to express antigens in patient-matched MHC and are less likely to encounter 'tumour escape' by downregulation of antigen expression (Khong and Restifo, 2002; Emens, 2006).

A continuum viscoplastic damage model, previously calibrated using microtensile test data for the aluminium alloy's optimally aged condition in conjunction with X-ray micro-tomography scans of the undeformed struts, was implemented through the user defined subroutine VUMAT.

The mesenteric arterial rings were fixed under optimally stretched conditions (see ?Methods? section) for TEM analysis (Figure?5).

On average algal lipid content varies between 20 and 50 % by weight of dry biomass, although some strains can under certain optimally induced conditions accumulate as much as 90%% oil yield ratios [18, 20, 21].

DCC-SSB, when used in helicase assays, optimally requires conditions in which the binding to ssDNA is rapid, compared with dsDNA unwinding.

Subsequently, one or two labeled nucleic acid samples are hybridized to the microarray under optimally calibrated conditions and the slide is then scanned to quantify probe-specific intensity calls.

(2) The human eye responds differently under different lighting conditions, since rods and cones operate optimally under different conditions.

The exterior statistics-based boundary conditions or ESBCs have been developed as optimally effective boundary conditions that can be applied to statistically equivalent representative volume elements or SERVEs of heterogeneous microstructures for predicting homogenized response functions in Ghosh and Kubair (2016).