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The indoor quality is one of these issues and human comfort is evaluated in those methods using a set of items to assess achieving the identified comfortable ranges by evaluating a number of factors influencing them.

We have tried to overcome some of these limitations by evaluating a number of cutoff levels, but there is a need for international consensus and harmonization in this area.

Although sample sizes per setting were relatively small, by evaluating a number of clinical scenarios, we were able to test a singular hypothesis; that circulating CK18 is tumour-derived.

By evaluating a number of substrates containing an oxaziridine and an alkene, Beak and co-workers concluded that the transition state of oxygen transfer from an N-sulfonyloxaziridine to a corresponding nucleophile is one in which N O bond cleavage is more advanced than C O bond cleavage.

Teresa et al. [ 19] performed a computer-based analysis of AgNOR and Ki-67 stained oral biopsy specimens, by automatically counting positively Ki-67 stained cells and by evaluating a number of AgNOR morphometry parameters, in order to assess the proliferative status of oral epithelial cells in oral cancer.

For these reasons, the accuracy of the SSC and sugar content estimation could be improved by evaluating a larger number of fruits within a single tree rather than by increasing the number of trees per genotype.

To determine this cost-optimal level by evaluating a great number of design alternatives, it is necessary to exploit automated optimization search procedures.

If used as a routine monitoring tool, these joint indicators could allow public health officials to maximize the use of existing data by evaluating a single number.

Therefore, LIFS for individualised in vivo dosimetry is a promising in situ technique, which needs to be improved upon by evaluating a large number of therapeutic results.

Therefore, we analysed the Internet by evaluating a substantial number of breast cancer web sites in English and German language, representing the most and second-most frequent language (52.0 and 7.0%, respectively) used on the Internet (Pimienta et al, 2001).

A consortium supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is evaluating a number of candidate biomarkers, and in some sites work is under way to correlate biomarkers with gut biopsies or confocal laser endomicroscopic findings.