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For solving one need to solve the decoupled systems derived in the previous section.

The differential system derived in the linear wave problem accounts for coupling of acoustic modes with micro-rotational modes referred to polaritons.

The constants in Equations (4a)–(4d) are nondimensional composites of dimensional parameters of the full system, derived in the Additional file 1: Supplementary Model.

Though not directly compared among identical patient populations, the AUC of our model is also superior to that of M.D. Anderson Cancer Center scoring system (70%) and the Hôpital Tenon scoring system derived in Paris, France (68%), as recently reported by Dauphine et al. [ 59, 62, 63].

Data allowing a solid quantitative comparison of the relative cutaneous xenobiotic-metabolizing potential between the five mammalian species selected in this review are scarce, and data on in vitro systems derived from human tissues in considerable part are still in the course of being collected.

Coding of therapeutic procedures plays an important role in most systems derived from North-American DRGs.

This paper is structured as follows: as household single phase charging of EV could contribute to imbalance of the distribution system, the phase component and polar coordinates power flow equations of unbalanced distribution systems are derived in Section 2.

Transverse response of both the uncontrolled and the controlled systems is derived in the frequency domain.

The multi-hop capacity of OFDM-based MIMO-multiplexing relaying systems is derived in [29,30] for frequency-selective fading channels.

Later on delay distributions of slotted ALOHA and CSMA systems were derived in [4] for different retransmission methods.

The performance of such systems was derived in terms of outage and error probability over Rayleigh fading channel.