Simulations are carried out with random uneven road inputs and the results demonstrate that better ride comfort can be achieved by proposed active suspension and energy-regenerative (ER) suspension compared with passive counterpart.
The examples of PRICE assemblies described and referenced previously focused on fragments of sequence rarely exceeding a few kilobases in length, and for which the primary challenges facing assembly reflected quality of the input dataset, uneven coverage in particular.
Without careful attention to financing, human resources, supply chain management, quality assurance, and other inputs, iCCM programs risk uneven roll out and disappointing results.
To rule out that the specific segregation of inputs was caused by their uneven distribution around recorded NG2 cells rather than a specific subcellular targeting, we analyzed the distribution of puncta surrounding these cells.
This new interest in science diplomacy is at least partially explained by the nature of contemporary global problems: issues of resource distribution, climate change, and uneven economic growth can only be solved with input from science.
If the sampling of input points is sparse or very uneven, the results may not adequately represent the desired surface.
In many cases, the input MSA for studying residue covariation has an uneven representation of sequences from different clades.
To prevent biases from uneven sampling, allele frequencies from GenAlEx were averaged and used as an input for SPAGeDi.
It is possible that the differences observed in this study between inputs to VTA and SNc dopamine neurons were attributable to the uneven distribution of populations of dopamine neurons with different projection targets between these two nuclei.
Other than these methods, non-linear transfer function-based mapping of input to output intensities can provide an increase in image contrast and remove uneven brightness distribution [27, 28].
What is even more concerning is the fact that the returns from past interventions also seem to be more uneven, with some districts achieving limited outcome than others even when they had comparable health inputs.
