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The microcontroller based tracking system with same size, capacity and location as of PLC based systems are more economic.

We hypothesize that case based systems are more insensitive to missing data, because they are based on a broader base of data elements and more sensitive to incorrect data as these cause imprecise prediction models.

Interventions that had wider support such as national policy or establishment of practice based systems were more likely to be successful and sustainable than those interventions that were local and dependant on a local champion or non-recurrent funding.

The disturbance classification results prove that the developed rule based system is more accurate than the neural network in classifying PQ disturbances such as voltage sag, swell, impulsive transient, notching and interruption.

The discrepancy between these two systems is perhaps not surprising; the LC-MS/MS based system is more sensitive than the spectrophotometric assay and also allows for PLP product inhibition.

In addition, amplitude modulation-based systems are more vulnerable to noise than digital schemes.

However, dictionary-based systems are more suitable and effective when we have closely defined and updated vocabulary names and when names are correctly written in documents.

Machine learning-based systems are more precise when determining PHI boundaries, and interestingly performed well with several PHI types like Dates, Phone Numbers and Other ID Numbers that supposedly should be properly detected by pattern matching techniques.

Firstly, 3D microcarrier-based systems are more scalable than 2D monolayer culture systems, allow for ease of cell sampling and monitoring, and are efficient in terms of space and culture media usage [ 8].

The multivalent polyelectrolyte based systems are structurally more comparable to the biotin-decorated filamentous micelles than the spherical micelles.

Given that a growing body of evidence suggests that the 'unit' based system is failing more than 25 years since its introduction into UK guidelines [ 9, 10], exploration of simpler models may be needed.