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This paper presents a loop-shaping method for robust control design that can account for structured uncertainties using modifications of the classical Bode plot.
The results for forces, energy and petal radii of curvature were interpreted using modifications of the Wierzbicki and Thomas [Closed form solution for wedge cutting force through thin sheets.
Here we extend this study to cover the entire interface of TEM1 β-lactamase and its protein inhibitor BLIP using an improved method for deriving interaction maps based on REDUCE to add hydrogen atoms and then by evaluating the interactions using modifications of the programs PROBE, NCI and PARE.
Here, we summarize the development of the next generation of temperature-responsive cell culture surfaces using modifications of the polymer coating to allow for rapid cell sheet recovery; improved culture conditions, such that animal-derived products can be eliminated; and altered phase transition temperatures to produce patterned cell sheets.
Tomographic perfusion defect size, quantified using modifications of the Cedars-Sinai program, correlated directly with end-systolic volume and inversely with ejection fraction at rest and during exercise.
Phosphodiesterase enzyme activity was measured using modifications of the methods of Thompson and Appleman [21] and Bauer and Schwabe [22].
The soluble trimeric form of HA was purified from the supernatant of infected cells using modification of the protocol described previously [31].
The binding of αA-crystallin and αB-crystallin with Aβ-40, ADan and ABri peptides were assessed spectrophotometrically using modification of the method detailed in [11].
The second, biochemical approach uses modifications of the enzyme or the reaction cascade to increase the current of CDH-based electrodes.
There is also a widely used modification of the t-test, known as Welch's t-test that adjusts the number of degrees of freedom when the variances are thought not to be equal to each other.
A commonly used modification of the above is the cross-likelihood ratio test given as (20).
