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In some cases it is useful to apply a procedure based on the use of influence lines for the direct calculation of the response.
Due to the inherent statistical error of Monte-Carlo based analysis it is useful to apply a response surface technique (smoothing) based on the Moving Least Squares method.
It can be useful to apply a test procedure that is based on intermittent water contact such as EN 16105 [34], which was developed for paints and varnishes, depending on the properties and exposure conditions of the construction materials.
As such, it is useful to apply a ranking scheme that makes use of several different criteria and weights each criterion based on its relative importance in the overall evaluation.
In some cases, it is useful to apply a scaling factor to the sum combination function by dividing it by some scaling factor ( lambda ): {mathbf{c}}(V_{ 1},ldots,V_{k} ) = {mathbf{ssum}}_{uplambda} (V_{ 1}, ldots,V_{k} ) = (V_{ 1} + cdots + V_{k} )/uplambdatext.
There are recommended compositions of operators; for example, it is useful to apply a windowing function to each frame after a Split: Note that this heuristics can be generalized to any operator which does not alter the type of its input (usually a signal, "t:a").
Given the difficulty in comparing and analysing studies with different objectives, approaches and methods, we found it useful to apply an a priori framework (Walt and Gilson policy analysis framework) to examine the selected studies.
However, for the quantification of CEC it is not useful to apply such a normalisation strategy.
Trigonometric wave fitting always yields a rhythm and, thus, it is not useful to apply this technique in a situation where the presence of oscillation is not really known.
Moreover, we show in the applications that in many cases it is useful to apply Theorem 2.3 with a set V different from K r.
It will be extremely useful to apply similar evolutionary thinking to a range of microbial social traits that have previously been assumed to be optimising population survival [18], [42] [45].
