This property of the saturation indicator concept is exploited by augmenting the LPV controller by a damper force reconfiguration which explores the weak input redundancy provided by four semi-active dampers.
This will be confounded by experimental limitations (perhaps "biologically irrelevant" motifs haven't been tested under the correct lab conditions) and the weak phenotypes, redundancy and co-operativity of many motifs.
Within the widely-used exponential family we demonstrate that these concepts (local identifiability, redundancy, weak local identifiability, gradient weak local identifiability) largely coincide.
The resulting computer model would then be used to identify weak-nesses, redundancies, failures, and successes in sepsis resuscitation processes and to simulate the impact of changes in those processes on outcomes such as sepsis bundle compliance rates and time to resuscitation.
We first consider condensing, a weak type of redundancy elimination.
Finally, Mr. Doron's contention that new nuclear reactor designs "incorporate greatly enhanced safety features" is contradicted by the fact that the design selected for the two new reactors in Georgia, the Westinghouse AP1000, has a weaker containment, less redundancy in safety systems, and fewer safety features than current reactors.
These similar phenotypes appear to be due to impaired signalling by the major platelet integrin αIIbβ3, but their weak nature suggests functional redundancy between tetraspanins.
The reason is simple, SLiM discovery is difficult: computational approaches have high false positive rates and experimental techniques must overcome the transience of SLiM-mediated interactions, extensive SLiM co-operativity, redundancy and weak phenotypes [ 52].
This provides a degree of data redundancy allowing weak or overlapped peaks to be removal from the analysis and a higher precision in the final value of the reduction potential determined.
