Selection systematic approach

In the systematic approach, the contaminated signal was processed using transients with parameters selected from a uniformly sampled grid in the parameter space. For each parameter value, the quality of the processed signal was computed. An example result is presented in Figure 2 which shows the performance as a function of the two parameters and / p. The parameter values /, and which yielded the lowest entropy were selected for processing. 

A systematic approach was undertaken for the BRP PRA to identify all potential sources of common mode failure. The first step in the treatment of common mode failures was a compilation of a detailed list of common mode initiators. To achieve this, available literature on common mode failure analysis was reviewed. The next step was to qualitatively assess the potential effects of these initiators on BRP systems. The initiator categories and the systems selected for examination are presented in Table VI.1 of the BRP PRA. 

For more than two decades Woodward s total synthesis1 1 "d of chlorophyll a was in fact the only total synthetic approach to a chlorin. When, in the early eighties, new chlorin-type natural products were isolated from different biological sources, a systematic investigation of selective synthetic approaches leading to chlorins was induced.4... 

The hydrogeological and QA/QC aspects of hazardous waste field investigations are fairly well advanced. Yet needed, however, is a systematic approach to the design of field sampling, to the selection of compounds for analysis, and to the methods for interpretation of analytical data. 

The HcReynolds system of phase constants has become the most widely used systematic approach to solvent selectivity characterisation and virtually all pedlar phases have been characterized by this method. In spite of its popularity the approach is fundamentally flawed and the phase constants are an unreliable indication of i ase properties. The basic approach, however, has influenced the development of other methods of selectivity characterization, and although these methods have inherited many of the deficiencies of their parent, a brief description of the HcReynolds approach is worthwhile to. idicate the general limitations of methods based on retention index differences. 

HM Sadek, JL Olsen, HL Smith, S Onay. A systematic approach to glidant selection. Pharm Tech 6(2) 43-62, 1982. 

Translation schemes One particularly systematic approach to development encodes a selection of patterns as translation schemes. To move from requirements spec to detailed code, you choose a succession of translations. Template packages can be used to represent translation schemes. Another variety of translation scheme expresses the semantics of a language, such as UML, by defining how it translates to more basic terms. This technique is especially useful for stereotypes, the variable part of the UML notation. 

Method B involves timeline or sequence diagram construction, identification of causal factors, followed by the use of predefined trees or checklists. A predefined tree provides a systematic approach for analyzing and selecting the relevant elements of the incident scenario. It is a deductive approach, looking backward in time to examine preceding occurrences necessary to produce the specified incident. 

Few reports are available for systematic approaches towards new selective inhibitors of DNMTs. The most prominent example is the tryptophan derivative RG108 (NSC401077) that was identified via a virtual screening approach [30, 82] and is active between 10 and 100 iM. In the same study, NSC 303530 was also identified as a somewhat weaker inhibitor (Figure 8.10). The analog of R108 that does not contain the carboxylic acid group was found to be inactive. 

Scheme 3. Systematic Approach to Felkitt-Anh (FA) vs. Chelate Cram (CC) Selectivity...

Rational prescribing is to prescribe drugs to treat a particular health problem effectively and safely at an affordable cost. Therefore selection of a drug to treat a particular disorder should be based on a systematic approach towards its rational use. 

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