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The utilized temporal quality metrics (i.e., the SL and the ISD) provide a useful evaluation of the playback continuity.

A useful evaluation of an education program is one that adds to the body of timely, relevant evidence to increase the likelihood that policy decisions improve program performance.

Importantly, this meta-analysis also provides a useful evaluation of many of the major studies involving IL28B polymorphisms.

The standard deviation of a substitution weight thus appears to provide a useful evaluation of the likely contribution of that substitution to protein function.

Several investigators emphasized the good correlation between RVEDV index and CI [ 17- 20], suggesting that a volumetric assessment of cardiac preload may provide a more useful evaluation of ventricular filling than that offered by the assessment of cardiac filling pressures.

Thus penetration through skin is ~10x less effective than through the agar blocks we used previously, although, given the potential use of the gene gun for therapeutic applications, a comparison of particle depth through skin is probably a more useful evaluation of this characteristic.

For a useful evaluation and philosophical discussion of PET, seesee Stufflebeam and Bechtel 1997.

3D printing of articular fractures are innovative procedures that achieve a preoperative tangible, highly useful evaluation of the fractures to plan intervention and educate patients.

While the existing studies have provided useful evaluation of a range of power (and in some cases H2) generation schemes with or without CCS, their assumptions and considerations vary with respect to factors such as feedstock, power generation technology, CCS technology, production scale, and modeling approaches adopted, making it difficult to compare their results.

A useful comparative evaluation of the existing toolkits has been provided in (2007).

These parameters were providing a useful semiquantitative evaluation of the lipid accumulation over time for every examined yeast strain.