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This requires focussing efforts on those parameters which drive predictive uncertainty, which may be identified through sensitivity analysis.

This model structure, which may be identified by using the historical input/output data, inherits both the advantages of the FWRBF networks in function approximation and of the state-dependent ARX models in description of nonlinear dynamics.

Initial investigations show that different contaminants and interfering parameters (cross-sensitivities) may give rise to characteristic signatures on the OTDR signal which may be identified by the pattern recognition software.

Thus, F1 animals are allowed to self-fertilize, to produce F2 animals, among which may be identified homozygous mutants in the gene of interest, displaying a scorable phenotype.

We only investigated the role of a single variant in the TRPV1 gene and other SNPs in TRPV1 may show a stronger association, which may be identified by finer mapping of this gene.

The focus here is on the interplay between population health outcomes and the structural factors including governance, which may be identified in the data and operate at a country-level.

There is much uncertainty regarding which very elderly patients will benefit from intensive care unit (ICU) treatment and which subgroups may be identified as having very low or high risks of mortality.

For these samples, erucamide (ERU III) is dissolved in the amorphous regions of PA-12, which now may be identified as "melt-like or liquid-like amorphous component", decreasing the α-relaxation temperature (Tg) of PA-12.

This process involves the detection and measurement of radiation of different wavelengths reflected or emitted from distant objects or materials, by which they may be identified and categorized by class/type, substance, and spatial distribution (Graham 1999).

The fruit body has several characteristics with which it may be identified: a dark reddish-brown cap; yellow to greenish-yellow pores on the undersurface of the cap; and a reddish-brown stem with long narrow reticulations.

A summary of genetic aberrations reported to date in PA, methods by which they may be identified and considerations as to their diagnostic utility, is given in Table  1.