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In water-supply pipeline leak detection and location, both the leak signals and blurred noises are closely related to the pipeline states and surroundings and most of the conventional noise-cancellation methods have to depend on the empirical parameters of either signals or noises.

The first goal of the paper is to estimate parameters of either of the two models from spike train data.

This is achieved by varying the parameters of either a capacitive or an inductive element in time.

We first estimate the parameters of either model using numerical methods, and then test which model is most likely to have generated the observed data.

The fermentations were performed at 30 °C and 200 rpm agitation rate, with other parameters of either 0.04 vvm ventilation (the oxygen-limited condition) (Zhang et al. 2010), pH 5.5 in the fermenters, or an initial pH of 6 in the shake flasks with a rubber stopper plug in a syringe needle (the oxygen-limited condition) (Walfridsson et al. 1996).

All these techniques take advantage of the fact that, upon ligand binding, significant perturbations can be observed in NMR parameters of either the receptor or the ligand.

When dividing the cohort into two groups, i.e. intestinal type and diffuse type gastric carcinoma, no correlation was found between CXCL12 expression and any clinicopathological parameter of either group (data not shown).

More precisely, we consider grids on the parameter space centered on the reference parameter values p * and corresponding to ±10-fold parameter variations of either two parameters (κ eyfp and γ; 2D grids) or eight parameters (κ 0, κ, γ, and u aTc ; 8D grids).

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We then tested whether the moderation parameter of interest (either β a, or β c, or β e ) was significant given α = .05.05

Many methods have been developed in order to optimize the parameters of interest in either chromatography or capillary electrophoresis.