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A weakness of using reference phantoms is the lack of applicability to generate accurate patient-specific dosimetry.

For single core plug and each reservoir rock typing classified on the basis of petrophysical properties, the applicability to generate bounding drainage and imbibition curves of the models was tested with fitting parameters by comparing with experimental data.

Although many methods exist automatically to identify secondary structure, the impreciseness of definitions, along with errors and inconsistencies in experimental structure data, drastically limit their applicability to generate reliable simplified representations, especially for structural comparison.

In summary the aim is not to present a distributed model of universal applicability, but to generate insights into the climate, soil and vegetation controls on streamflow variability at the hourly timescale, and on predictive accuracy and uncertainty, that can be used in future modelling efforts.

We also demonstrate MSNet's applicability to data generated from different MS pipelines.

However, the strong correlation we found between raw and refined matrices suggests that this step is not necessary to generate a general picture of the research, expanding the applicability of the method for simple visualization.

Later, those descriptors were also exploited to generate the applicability domain to describe the chemical space for each model.

Those selected descriptors were exploited to generate the applicability domain, then to evaluate a non-linear model.

(1) and (2) by MLR are then used as the input parameters to generate the applicability domains (AD) for both models.

To show the effectiveness of robust optimization and its applicability in a real-time environment, Monte Carlo simulation is applied to generate different realizations of load and RES generation.

Older patients and those with a comorbidity are generally excluded from randomized clinical trials used to generate the evidence for clinical guidelines, decreasing the applicability of trial results to real-world populations (23).