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As regards the computation of iterations themselves, it is helpful to apply suitable simplified versions of the algorithm, not discussed here, which are better adopted for use with computer algebra systems.

The fluorescence response exhibits linearity as a function of target, and the detection limit of IFN-γ was evaluated to be 57.6 and 82.7 pM for ReS2 and TiS2 NSs, respectively, being comparable to or even better than those methods adopted for probing IFN-γ.

The concept of over-segmentation was adopted for better results, and data was initially defuzzified into 32 groups.

The aim of the review is twofold: to inform policymakers on the effectiveness of these interventions and to suggest to researchers which particular designs, methods, and metrics should be adopted for better assessment of the effects.

We have also briefly described the latest trends in the development of compounding technique, which portray better exposition of the strategies adopted for the researchers and practitioners.

Numerical simulations by finite element methods (FEMs) were also adopted for a better comprehension of the dynamic behaviour of the specimen and interpretation of the experimental results.

To further investigate the Coulomb blockade effect, the Coulomb blockade color scale plot of the conductance G in a VBGVSD plane was adopted for a better illustration of the existence of multi-quantum dots in our graphene flake sample; overlapped diamond-shape pattern was expected.

In this study, "larger is better" S/N ratio was selected to attain maximum yield of biodiesel and based on the nature of performance parameters, "smaller is better" S/N ratio has been adopted for the viscosity of biodiesel.

Ultrasound-guided injection is gradually being adopted for accurate localization and better outcome [ 24, 25].

The molecular-based classification, recently adopted for breast cancer, seems to be a better tool than morphological features to establish objective similarities between the two models.

Perhaps similar projects could be adopted for a variety of scientific topics to help better discern and emphasize scientific consensus.