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Results show that the approach with RBFNN and online adjustment has a better predicting performance.

The applied CID (complexity invariant distance) analysis and multiscale CID analysis, are provided as the new useful measures to evaluate a better predicting ability of the proposed model than other traditional models.

Results showed that the Arrhenius model describes better the temperature dependence of viscosity for concentrations under saturation and in the high concentration regime the WLF model had a better predicting ability.

For a better predicting of the dynamic mechanical degradation of sedimentary rock after a long-term F-T weathering, decay models of mechanical properties reflecting the strain rate effects were built.

These results implied that the homologous peptide antigen derived from iMatrix could achieve a better predicting accuracy.

If the value is greater than zero, it means that the LUT method can obtain a better predicted value than Gaussian method on the pixel with location.

Patients with an extremely short survival should have best supported care and those with a better predicted survival may be selected for radiochemotherapy.

These data suggest that it will be possible to develop a molecular staging system which will be a better predict of outcome than conventional clinicopathological features as the molecular events represent fundamental biological characteristics of each tumour.

There is very often one channel of the sensor which gives a much better predicting value.

The ATS rule, modified in 2001 [ 16], appears to have a slightly better predicting accuracy than the CURB-65 or the PSI; however, it still results in a substantial proportion of patients misclassified with regard to ICU admission [ 17].

We suggest that perceived expectancy of future pain as opposed to subjective estimates of current pain may be a parameter of interest for better predicting a patient's risk for the anxiebo effect.