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This combined approach achieved high enzymatic sugar yields from pretreated corn stover using low oxidant loading.
We found that our trajectory-based approach achieved high accuracies (overall accuracy 0.95 ± 0.02).
In particular, as shown in Figures 6, 7, and 8, our approach achieved high performance in MCD criteria.
This approach achieved high enrichment (29 fold) of secreted fibrolytic enzymes from the plant-adherent microbial community of the bovine rumen.
This approach achieved high enzymatic sugars yields from pretreated corn stover using substantially lower oxidant loadings than have been reported previously in the literature.
In addition, the integrated microreactor approach achieved higher catalyst utilization noted by a marked reduction in catalyst amount (of the order of 50%) when compared to a conventional adiabatic microreactor operating at the same level of conversion efficiency.
Overall, our approach achieved highest performance on ({mathcal {F}}_1) (Tables 3, 4) and ({{mathcal {F}}_1, {mathcal {F}}_2}) (Table 6), in terms of all metrics.
Considering only the feature space ({mathcal {F}}_1), our approach achieved higher performance compared to all other baselines by either using the whole feature space or the most discriminative features ({mathcal {F}}^*_1).
We made the following observations: Considering only the feature space ({mathcal {F}}_1), our approach achieved higher performance compared to all other baselines by either using the whole feature space or the most discriminative features ({mathcal {F}}^*_1).
In general, we observed the followings: Overall, our approach achieved highest performance on ({mathcal {F}}_1) (Tables 3, 4) and ({{mathcal {F}}_1, {mathcal {F}}_2}) (Table 6), in terms of all metrics.
Given the attacks for which there were evidences (detectable attacks), our approach achieved higher detection rates than the ones presented by Lippmann et al [12], even when the testing attacks did not match the ones used for training.
