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Please refer to our earlier paper (Kumar and Murthy 2013) for more detailed comparison of this modeling approach and comparisons to other modeling approaches.

Several numerical applications are presented to show the reliability of the approach, and comparisons with pertinent results available in the literature demonstrate the efficiency and accuracy of the proposed procedure.

This enhanced microarray resource allows analyses using the GSEA approach and comparisons between fathead expression and sets associated with human health.

An attempt is therefore made to model the thermo-physiological properties of plated knitted fabrics from constructional parameters like back yarn linear density, filament fineness, loop length and total yarn linear density using statistical and artificial neural network approach and comparison of the developed models in terms of their prediction performance and robustness.

Sensitivity analyses in both studies, including a LOCF approach, and comparison of characteristics of patients with and without baseline FSS data in the PILLAR study (Table  3), indicated that the FSS results were unaffected by missing data.> -wrap-foot> †Median; ‡NS5B sequence-based assay.

In the placebo/PR groups, mean EQ-5D VAS did not return to values similar to baseline until Week 72 in either study.Sensitivity analyses in each study, including a LOCF approach, and comparison of patients with and without baseline FSS scores in the PILLAR study indicated that the EQ-5D VAS results were unaffected by missing data.

This challenge makes it an excellent laboratory to test new remote sensing approaches, and comparisons between monitoring systems can give us important information on the effects of monitoring design on mapped deforestation and therefore REDD+ reference emission levels [19].

Further discussions, additional approaches and comparisons can be found at [ 9].

This challenge makes it an excellent laboratory to test new remote sensing approaches, and comparisons between monitoring systems can give us important information on the effects of monitoring design on mapped deforestation and therefore REDD+ reference emission levels [ 19].

Results compared to conventional flat optimization approaches and comparison to manual design activities showed the viability and salience of our approach, e.g., for the best case of the Miller amplifier and HHP as the best variant of our approach, consumed only 26% time of the flat approach, while fully meeting the specifications.

Then we conducted experimental comparison between Meta-EC and base clustering approaches, and comparison between constructed consensus network and original metagenomic similarity network.