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It is also possible to use the proposed approach to draw the Pareto curve for any designed HEN between the calculated limits, and thus to quantify the trade-offs between economic and environmental objectives.
Thus, to quantify the occurrence probabilities of all the daily activities as well as their sequential orders, we develop a novel process to build multiple alignments of the sequences and subsequently derive profile Hidden Markov Models (pHMMs).
This study was undertaken to investigate the relationship between the development of powdery mildew on leaves and berries and canopy growth, and thus to quantify the relationship between the pathogen and its host.
Such interactions hinder the application of realistic corrections for the contribution of feed and substrate to the total CO2 production and thus to quantify the CO2 production arising from insect metabolism separately.
Thus, to quantify the differences in Cherry expression, we performed quantitative confocal microscopy using whole-mount tissues.
Thus to quantify the intracellular distribution of lysosomes we used micropatterned arrays to allow comparison of cells of a fixed size and shape.
It is thus necessary to quantify the weight fraction of in-pore water, which is usually done through the so-called water absorption coefficient (WAC), and to decrease this potential water exchange by pre-saturating the RCA.
The cognitive model helps to explain gaze allocation strategies for performing in-car tasks while driving, and thus helps to quantify the effects of task duration and visual item spacing on safety-critical in-car glance durations.
In such environments, in-plane resonant modes offer a lower damping compared to out-of-plane modes, thus allowing to quantify the increase in Q-factor with and without electrical feedback directly.
euphratica) grows in the water-limited Tarim River Basin in spatially heterogeneous open ecosystems; thus, efforts to quantify the leaf area index (LAI) with optical instruments developed for homogeneous closed canopies have a high probability of failure.
Statistics thus helps to quantify further aspects of scientific work.
