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The Integrated lumped parameter model-Computational Fluid Dynamics approach, because of the variable ejector component efficiencies, has been able to correctly consider the off-design performance of an ejector based system; conversely, constant ejector component efficiency models cannot correctly predict the performance of the PEMFC system.

This is due to the difficulty of defining a general fatigue design approach that is able to correctly and quantitatively consider the effect of shot peening, in terms of residual stresses, surface work hardening and surface roughness alteration.

Firstly, one see that, combining a larger portion of the high-level classification (λ = 0.6), the technique is able to correctly classify the test instance when considering a very clear pattern.

The receiver-operating curves (ROC) obtained (Figure 4) show that the method is able to correctly classify peptides in the two groups considered.

If the adversary matches, say, 1,000 records to a population registry and is able to correctly re-identify only 50 records, a data custodian may consider that to be acceptable.

This examination was considered positive if the patient was able to correctly identify which digit the monofilament was touching with his/her eyes closed.

Considering the three in conjunction, they were able to correctly distinguish between malignant and nonmalignant samples 77.6% of the time [ 17].

Among the filter types considered here, we have found that filters using the maximum normalized count appear to be best able to correctly filter genes with low levels of expression and little evidence of differential expression.

Moreover, when considering LSPs at different preemption levels, our algorithm is able to correctly calculate the amount of bandwidth that can be preempted despite the sharing of resource.

The socio-topical dimension we consider is a rather abstract concept and we like to check whether our metrics are able to correctly capture it.

Considering this uncertainty and taking into account the substantial D&I costs of a DMP, care groups need to be able to correctly anticipate the D&I costs.