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However, this method imposes additional imaging and the performance of the standard FCM algorithm, suffering from the lack of spatial information, becomes impaired in the presence of inherent noise and intensity inhomogeneity.

Basically, this method imposes the second law of thermodynamics by using a mixed-integer linear programming (MILP) approach to constrain flux solutions so that they obey the loop law.

The main advantage is that the method imposes no mathematical constraints.

We show that when the baseline treatment uptake level is not zero, the method imposes additional data demands and requires accurate estimates of the case fatality rate (mortality rate under no treatment) in order for the method to be valid.

This type of method imposes a stringent tree structure on the network which is highly sensitive to the metric used to assess (dis)similarity, and typically requires subjective evaluation to define modules.

The scientific method imposes some order, but in the case of climate change, that order is probabilistic.

As Steven Laurence Kaplan writes, "The sourdough method imposes an extremely heavy constraint: since each batch depends on a previous one, any defects in the dough are inevitably reproduced").

(Sourdough, particularly, lends itself to genealogical interpretation. As Steven Laurence Kaplan writes, "The sourdough method imposes an extremely heavy constraint: since each batch depends on a previous one, any defects in the dough are inevitably reproduced").

Cox's semi-parametric estimation method imposes no constraints on the form of the baseline hazard.

Firstly, the proposed method imposes stronger constraints between the components of the signals.

The method imposes benefits such as phosphorus and nitrogen recovery thereby cutting on eutrophication.