Note: Due to experimental variation, wrong annotation, and simplifying model assumptions, our pathway signature almost surely fails to identify all active cellular processes in the respective experiment/cancer type [ 32].
Under the simplifying assumption of Gaussian signaling (Note that this assumption is expedient for analytical purposes.
We note that this simplifying assumption may not be true for all genes, particularly if the ancient WGD events involved wide allopolyploidization.
It should also be noted that given the simplifying assumptions used in bactsimDF the census population size is equal to effective population size.
The paragraphs are associated with the paragraph number noted in the XML, hence simplifying relating extracted data back to its locations in the original patent.
Note that Fig. 2's simplifying assumption is of little quantitative significance because the amount of the family element is less than one quarter of the full CTC amount.
(We note that this equation makes the simplifying assumption that individuals have information on which of their neighbours' neighbours are infected, but not which of their neighbours' neighbours have been vaccinated, and this could potentially influence decision-making).
Note that here we make a simplifying assumption, by considering the metabolic costs of neurons only because neurons consume most of the energy while the supporting cells account for 10-20% of total brain energy.
In this work, selective simplifying reaction product by focusing on olefins and aromatics was noted to better help on the prediction of real time-on-stream observations.
Applying this to the functional in Eq. 10, noting that ( left|overrightarrow{s_1}times overrightarrow{s_2}right|=sqrt{1+{h}_{tau}^2} ) in 1D, and simplifying, pleft[frac{sigma_{alpha beta}}{sqrt{1+{h}_{tau}^2}},+,{sigma}_{beta gamma},-,{sigma}_{alpha gamma}right]+{sigma}_{alpha gamma}+{g}^{infty }{sigma}_{alpha beta gamma}={c}_0.
Unless otherwise noted, consistent with prior studies [ 10, 12, 44], a simplifying assumption for both estimations is that risks of progression and regression are generally constant over time.
