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In the standard neutrino 3-flavour mixing paradigm, this parameter encapsulates a possibility of a CP violation in the lepton sector that in turn could help explain the matter-antimatter asymmetry in the universe.

In this article we try to formally incorporate into the solution concept of game theory the player's character, a parameter encapsulating all diverse factors that may influence his decision making.

Four parameters (see Figure 5a) were extracted for each participant: κ (kappa), a concentration parameter encapsulating Gaussian variability in memory for target orientations, and parameters representing the probability of reporting the target orientation, a non-target orientation and a random orientation.

The functional term g(v c ; θ) models the available prior information about the class center v c with any necessary parameters encapsulated in θ c.

In conclusion, the increase in maximum growth rate and the appearance of new metabolic phenotypes provide strong evidence of adaptation, but except for, we failed to identify additional relevant parameters encapsulating fitness.

Now, there is a knob that controls this parameter.

The parameter τ encapsulates this uncertainty in our knowledge of the dictionary.

In a computational model representing the dynamics of the signaling network, we define a single control parameter that encapsulates the balance of activities of the enzymes involved in the PI3K/PTEN/AKT cycle.

The results show micelles self-assembled from triblock copolymers with strong hydrophobic interaction are not conducive to loading DCPD, and only micelles with weak interaction parameter can encapsulate DCPD well.

The equivalent parameters that encapsulate prognostic performance are hazard ratio and biomarker prevalence.

Our initial state of knowledge (or ignorance) about the model parameters is encapsulated in the prior probability.