The variance also evolves with time, but the change is not substantial and the approximation c 2 (t ) ≈ c 2 (0 ) is good over the time scale directional selection toward the phenotypic optimum operates.
Despite the significance of point x above, the importance of the multistate continuum theory and its developments for understanding the nature of PCET reaction mechanisms (even in sophisticated formulations that did not introduce substantial levels of approximation) was demonstrated by successful comparisons with experiments in the past decade.
This approximation makes substantial simplification possible, for instance in the case of a batch reactor, it allows a naturally sixth order system to be approximated by a two dimensional manifold for the dynamics of two modified Thiele moduli.
Upon visual inspection, logging the values made a substantial improvement toward the approximation of a normal distribution.
Whereas this has advantages preventing, for instance, the dominance of covalent terms the approximation is substantial; as is true with any docking method, it must be tested experimentally before it can be shown to be useful.
In order to have a substantial variance for the diffusion approximation to the immediate neighbours, the parameters C L,C R are scaled by a thousand.
At each iteration the current estimate of the coefficient vector x is refined by selecting one more atom to yield a substantial improvement of the signal approximation.
This approximation yields a substantial simplification of analysis and computations and does not require any iterative and trial-and-error calculations.
GLM bases this on data for a number of years; STL bases it on 90 days to a good approximation unless there is substantial long-term trend, which there is not in our Indiana surveillance data.
We define a well-behaved gene network as a gene network that satisfies the following two conditions: 1) the network is inducible and 2) the activating or inhibiting effect of each network component on overall network output is substantial, i.e., where the approximations 1 + (S i i) β ≈ 1 and 1 + (S a a) α ≈ 1 do not hold.
