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Guenneau39 theoretically studied two and three dimensional mass diffusion cloak in fluids, and numerically simulated multilayer nano-size reduced parameter cylinder and sphere mass diffusion cloak.
Owing to the computational expense of fully simulating lots of points in a generic SUSY space to aid the calculation of the likelihoods, the limits published by experimental collaborations are frequently interpreted in slices of reduced parameter spaces.
Simultaneously, we present an alternative, reduced parameter CTRW formulation for general advective transport in heterogeneous porous media, which models early- and late-time transport by use of random transition times between sparse, imaginary planes normal to flow.
To consider a reduced parameter space, we take the prevalence α a as given.
This reduced parameter has been linked to excessive fat mass, which may reduce motor-unit activation and the ratio of muscle strength to units of muscle mass [8].
Reduced parameters in human semen quality are positively associated with As exposure in a reproductive-age Chinese cohort.
Because we observed reduced parameters of diastolic function and reduced EDV of the right ventricle in addition to the left ventricle, it may be hypothesized that the mechanisms responsible for LV stiffness also affect the right ventricle.
In this contribution we propose a method to reduce estimates from DLNMs to summaries defined in only one dimension of predictor or lags, re-expressing the fit in terms of reduced parameters for the related uni-dimensional basis functions.
Thyroid hormone pretreatment (10 μg/100 g body weight) 48 hr before I/R procedure significantly reduced parameters about oxidative stress compared with that of I/R group and so protected kidney from severe injury [ 68].
In particular, the dimension of the sets of reduced parameters is usually compatible with the application of multivariate meta-analytical techniques in a two-stage framework, allowing the analysis of complex non-linear and delayed associations in multi-location studies.
