It is shown that the identification of the profile of the averaged current density and of the safety factor as a function of the poloidal flux is very robust.
We have defined and computed a quatitative measure of the robustness of conduction, the safety factor, as a function of gap junction coupling and showed that reduced coupling can support very slow and very safe conduction.
Show the quantity of interest: not only estimated response and confidence intervals but e.g., the estimated percentage of patients crossing an efficacy or safety threshold as a function of time, drug concentration, or dose (or combination thereof).
This is in line with previous research c.f. [14], who revealed that safety skills increase as a function of femininity.
This retrospective analysis investigated the efficacy and safety of sunitinib as a function of age using pooled data from 1059 patients who received sunitinib in either the first-line or cytokine-refractory metastatic RCC setting in six prospective multinational Pfizer-sponsored clinical trials (Motzer et al, 2006a, 2006b, 2007, 2009, 2012; Escudier et al, 2009; Barrios et al, 2012).
Safety is a function of design and technology, not just of size.
It is concluded that ambient safety targets cannot readily be scaled as a function of the fire occurrence rate for application to structural fire engineering problems.
Application of the proposed approach is illustrated with a scenario, and outcomes from modeling this scenario explain how system degraded as a function of safety barrier performance.
The safety dynamics of sociotechnical systems are evaluated as a function of the coupling between observability and controllability across multiple closed-loop components.
The profile of a drug is best described by its efficacy-to-safety ratio, but this ratio may vary as a function of the dose used.
