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Discussion is conducted on 2-dimensional (FITNET) vs. 3-dimensional (IST) approach and input material parameters.

For the case of our approach and input (output) constraints at each sample time step for each input (output) scalar parameter is calculated, which radically decreases the computational load.

The analysis in this paper includes a preliminary experimental evaluation using real mature leachate and waste samples, a modeling effort using a simplified mass balance approach and input parameters from real typical bioreactor cases, and a cost estimate for the suggested treatment method.

The increased use of combined adjuvant therapy by high-workload surgeons strongly suggests a multidisciplinary approach and input in the management of their breast cancer patients.

Where most online radio outlets, like Pandora or Spotify, use complex computer algorithms to program to the listener's established preferences and feed him or her more of what they already know and like -- oWOW takes the opposite approach and encourages input from its DJs, based on their own idiosyncratic preferences and personal discoveries.

Our dissemination strategy will build on the participatory approach and involve input from our stakeholder group.

JR conceived the integrative BioBridge approach and provided input to the BioBridge specific data model.

In order to do so, the LCOE approach is introduced and input parameters are discussed for a UK deployment.

The fuzzy inference system developed in this research uses Mamdani technique, Center of Gravity Defuzzification approach and takes as input the key attributes considered when appraising the performance of an employee.

Although the used slab waveguides are not capable of sensing ppm concentrations, due to the short interaction length with the gas, the results demonstrate the feasibility of the approach and provide valuable input for the design of the next generation of sensor structures.

Thus, the oncology panel used a more condition-specific approach and it included input from multiple related specialties, but it still focused on care processes delivered by oncologists, such as the planning and administration of chemotherapy.