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Such methods do not return the conditional probabilities in the sense of equation 1.

In the work described here, we often use H ϑ, θ, u as a connectivity function in the sense of Equation (5).

According to Equation (4), one may define the contrast as: (5) where RLLSobs and TLLSobs are the averaged parameters observed for the rapid equilibrium between free and bound forms of the ligand in the sense of Equation (3), while RLLSfree and TLLSfree refer to the free ligand in the absence of protein.

We make sense of this equation via a Stratonovich integration obtained by approximating the fractional Brownian motions with a family of Gaussian processes possessing absolutely continuous sample paths.

More precisely, there has been much work of extending the theory of BVPs from classical differential equations to the sense of fractional differential equations.

In this sense, the second part of Equation 3) that relies on system I can be understood as the qualitative modifier ("weight"), which, depending on the system I's estimates of benefits and harms increases or decreases the first part of equation (which is dependent on system's II precise usage of evidence for benefits and harms).

Perhaps, construction of marginal models in the sense of generalized estimating equations [ 21] can be considered for derivation of power functions assumption even if this approach is beyond the scope of the present study.

In keeping also the second-order terms, a 'stochastic' version of the mean field equation is also presented in the sense of coupling the first moment equation to an equation for the second moments.

In this paper, firstly the time fractional, the sense of Riemann Liouville derivative, Fokker Planck equation is transformed into a time fractional ordinary differential equation (FODE) in the sense of Caputo derivative by discretizing the spatial derivatives and using the properties of Riemann Liouville derivative and Caputo derivative.

In the present study, therefore, a generalized sense of the Fokker-Planck equation to describe the temporal variation of crack length distribution has been derived and solved in a closed form through the introduction of the so-called death point.

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