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Since the Lur'e system and absolute stability were firstly introduced by [1, 2], the study of the absolute stability for Lur'e system has attracted many researchers.

Biochemical time series experiments after perturbation of the system and absolute protein quantification measurements are used for model calibration.

In order to generalise the results to other settings, regions or countries, a country-specific adaptation is necessary to account for, for example, different inactivity prevalence, healthcare system characteristics and absolute and relative prices.

Finding that ethical systems and absolutes, insofar as they claim to give final answers to our ethical dilemmas and authoritarian justifications for our actions, offer dangerous consolations for our failure to be the absolute source of the world's meaning or being, Beauvoir rejects these systems of absolutes in favor of ethical projects that acknowledge our limits and recognize the future as open.

Importantly, these measured attenuation coefficients are system-independent and absolute since, having accounted for the system confocal and OCT depth scan responses, the signal decay is a direct measure of tissue attenuation.

The critical concentrations for RIF resistance were 1.0 μg/mL and 40 μg/mL in the MGIT 960 system and the absolute concentration method, respectively.

In this paper we describe the components of the fluorescence detector including its optical system, the design of the camera, the electronics, and the systems for relative and absolute calibration.

Second, the dynamic model for the hoop truss deployable antenna is established based on the Lagrange method in multibody dynamic systems and using absolute generalized coordinates, which takes into consideration the dissipative force, torques of torsional springs in hinges and the pretension forces in nets.

Table 3 establishes the working conditions of those systems and the absolute errors.

In this paper, we provide theoretically justified - yet highly practical and efficient - methods for selecting a subset of items to judge, addressing four commonly encountered evaluation scenarios: estimating the performance of a single system, comparing a system to a benchmark system, and estimating the relative and absolute performances of k systems.

Inbreeding depression, the loss in fitness or performance associated with increased homozygosity, can shape the evolution of mating systems, dispersal strategies and absolute fitness.