Our literature survey revealed three diseases for which tD, and tS were measured for a sufficient number of mammalian hosts that span a sufficiently wide range of M to test the value of the scaling exponent.
By gathering enough MEPs from a sufficiently wide range of countries, any group can gain formal recognition – and in doing so unlock committee roles, delegation trips around the world and millions upon millions of euros.
They are characterized by different baseline distances, spatial resolutions, disparity ranges, and amount of motion in order to represent a sufficiently wide range of experimental conditions.
Most of the solubility models presented above generate a "U-shaped" solubility curve over a sufficiently wide range in sulfide concentration (e.g., see Fig. 1).
The measured values are close to the theoretical expected values within ±12 µm (or ±1.5 μrad) for sufficiently wide range of the beam movements.
This 'extended peer community' needs to include a broad range of stakeholders, which are needed to bring a sufficiently wide range of perspectives to bear on a particular problem.
The three bidding strategy coefficients are constrained to be in interval [1, 2] such that the involved units may bid up to $56/MWh which gives a sufficiently wide range for the simulation.
Several aspects in the evaluation of methods have to be addressed: how to design a benchmarking corpus in order to cover a sufficiently wide range of applications, what are the tasks to address, what are the most relevant evaluation metrics.
For the C60 and C70 the oxidation rates were found to depend linearly on the reciprocal square root of the concentration over a sufficiently wide range thereby fitting the mechanism for the addition of cumylalkyl radicals to the fullerene core.
According to those who advocate a reasons-responsive conception of autonomous agency, an agent does not really govern herself unless her motives, or the mental processes that produce them, are responsive to a sufficiently wide range of reasons for and against behaving as she does.
