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The results of this study are valuable for evaluating the performance of future stand-alone hybrid power system.

Although in vivo models are valuable for evaluating biological toxicity of nanoparticles, cell culture models are highly useful for preclinical physiological and toxicological studies.

The numerical results presented in this paper are valuable for evaluating the prediction of the failure behaviour of rock masses, and can be further applied to the study of the failure mechanism of surrounding rock in engineering.

Field load testing techniques are valuable for evaluating the capacity of existing bridges and accurately characterize the structure's live-load response while GPR techniques provide valuable information regarding the internal reinforcement as well as the condition of the concrete.

Arterial blood gases and acid-base status are valuable for evaluating capture methods and their physiological effects.

In vitro assays are valuable for evaluating the potential role of candidate modulators of invasive behaviour, particularly in the present era of high throughput proteomic and genomic screens which are identifying large numbers of possible therapeutic targets.

In areas of medium to dense biomass, the FIA data were valuable for evaluating map accuracy by comparing plot biomass to pixel values.

Forest inventories such as the U.S. Forest Service Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) program can be valuable for evaluating LIDAR-based and other remotely sensed biomass maps.

Our findings should be valuable for evaluating the impacts of land cover change on soil moisture alternation and promoting effective management of water resources.

It is evident that CAR and AUC measures may both be valuable for evaluating responses to exercise, yet it remains unclear whether AUCi or AUCg should be more consistently used.

In particular, shortcut models for retrofit would be valuable for evaluating retrofit design options, for improving the performance of existing distillation systems (columns and heat recovery systems) and can be combined with detailed heat-integration models for optimizing existing heat-integrated distillation systems.