The model suggests three cases: The first potential condition for loss of robustness is when there is not enough total PPDK enzyme or substrates to provide the robust rate F* of Eq. (12).
Shishikura (2003) suggested two possible cases; one is listed here and the other includes an event of 1257 instead of 1293.
The distribution of mutant length suggested two groups containing cases of less than 70 bp (n=57, 79.5%) and longer length with 70 bp or more (n=15).
Some of his notes, subsequently leaked to the press, suggested two suspects in the case had told him that Mr. de Villepin, acting on orders from Mr. Chirac, had instructed them to undermine Mr. Sarkozy by sending the fake list to a judge anonymously.
In principle, this suggests two more cases of cross-species pathogen transmission found in this study, which would be expected to provoke a conspicuous immune reaction.
Review of a subset of underreported cases suggested three common root causes: misinterpretation of jurisdictional guidelines, misunderstanding of reportable specimen criteria, and use of outdated reporting guidelines by healthcare providers (failure to report pathogens recently added to the guidelines, as occurred with the underreported giardiasis cases).
We used these parameters to simulate smallpox transmission, but then iteratively selected transmission parameters so that (1) between 1% and 10% of new infections resulted from casual (random) transmission, and (2) each index case resulted in between two and five secondary cases (thought to be plausible for historic smallpox; [ 8] suggest three secondary cases).
Pareto optimal solutions and the corresponding optimal operating parameter range based on multi-objectives can be suggested for two cases, i.e., simultaneous maximization of CH4 conversion and C2+ selectivity (Case 1), and H2 selectivity and H2/CO ratio (Case 2).
The chief goes on to suggest two options in the case: to continue with the officer's suspension and the investigation, or for the officer to accept "command discipline".
In many cases, technology suggests two or more competitive approaches to the same problem.
