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An economic assessment of thermal hydrolysis as a pretreatment to anaerobic digestion has been achieved to evaluate its implementation in full-scale plants.

Histological analyses are achieved to evaluate the presence of blood vessels and axons, the density of the glial scar, the inflammatory reaction and the myelination at the lesion site and around it.

In this context, a model has been achieved to evaluate the influence of the so-called "escapement height" (a regulation parameter of the action) on the playing characteristics of the action.

Additionally, a multivariate regression analysis was achieved to evaluate whether sMICA and NKG2D expression act in concert during the cervical cancer progression.

In surgical procedures that do not occur frequently, as the trapeziometacarpal joint replacement, the high accuracy of RSA is essential whereas only small patient cohorts can be achieved to evaluate the effect on prosthetic fixation due to changes in implant design, addition of coatings, surgical placement technique or new bone cements [ 20, 21].

With the dark current response calculated [21] as well as the series and shunt resistances estimated from the experiment, the current-voltage (J-V) curve is achieved, allowing to evaluate the cell performances, such as open-circuit voltage (Voc) and actual light-conversion efficiency.

In this section, we present and discuss the different experiments achieved in order to evaluate the performance of our specialization algorithm.

Regarding the capacity upper bounds in Sections 3.1 3.2 as benchmarks for the performance assessment, we now analyze the capacity achieved by sampling to evaluate the capacity performance loss due to specific post-processing at the receiver.

The final goals to be achieved were (1) to evaluate the uncertainty level of the ASNC in nuclear material accountancy of the process materials of the oxide-reduction process for spent fuels and (2) to evaluate the applicability of the neutron coincidence counting technique within a strong radiation field (e.g., in a hot-cell environment).

The interaction between genetic and environmental factors remains to be achieved in order to evaluate the involvement of each component in the development of such autoimmune reactions.

Thus, when they are subsequently asked for their opinion on what the programme achieved, they are likely to evaluate the programme positively in order to avoid negative feelings along the lines of the theory of cognitive dissonance [17].