We fit on this data set a homogeneous order 1 Markov model which is used to derive over-representation P-values of patterns.
The DNA expression-construct pCMV-HA-CA-MEK5 [ 41] was used to derive MEK5 over-expressing variants of MCF-7 (N variant) cell line and selected with G418 (Gibco, Paisley, UK).
In a similar semi-legendary popular etymology, Neilston's origin was said to derive from a stone erected over the grave of a Highland chief named Neil who was allegedly killed at the Battle of Harlaw (1411), in the reign of King James I of Scotland.
Before the Chudnovsky brothers built m zero, Gregory had to derive pi over the telephone network while lying in bed.
The ultimate goal is to derive, accumulated over many studies, evidence-informed guidelines to improve the effectiveness of transitions.
Planar images are useful to derive biokinetics over time, while SPECT and SPECT/CT fused images, although requiring more time to acquire, provide insight into organ-specific three-dimensional activity distribution.
Then, let each coefficient of this polynomial to be zero to derive a set of over-determined partial differential equations for a0, a i, b i (i = 1, 2, … … , m), λ, μ, and v.
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Moreover, from the standpoint of clinical practice, when compared to EDLIPS, APACHE II requires 12 separate physiological data points and a sophisticated calculation scheme to derive a score over a 24-h period.
In each patient, the volumes, flow and pressure tracings were normalized with respect to time in order to derive ensemble averages over all breaths and to derive an 'average' respiratory cycle at each level of pressure support.
