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Furthermore, we validate the effectiveness of our proposed schemes by quantitatively evaluating the video quality as perceived by the end user.

In this paper, the refrigeration performance analysis is carried out by quantitatively evaluating the concurrent pressure swing and the shuttle mass in the pulse tube.

To prevent the robot from falling down, the proposed system can provide a warning to the operator when the stability index is below the threshold value by quantitatively evaluating the current route.

We propose that "reverse engineering" human ToM by quantitatively evaluating the performance of computational cognitive models against data from human behavioral experiments provides a promising avenue for building plan recognition systems.

We do so by quantitatively evaluating the significance of a sample-per-processing-element (SPE) ratio i.e., the amount of sample data directly mapped to each processing element, which is equivalent to varying the number of processing elements for a fixed sample size on system performance and efficiency using architectural and workload simulations.

We begin by quantitatively evaluating the performance of the brain region NERs and connectivity extractors against annotated corpora.

Such analysis allows us to evaluate, on the one hand, the impact of domestic demand on water resources by quantitatively evaluate the water footprint of Morocco and, on the other hand, the impact of trade with the rest of the world on national water resources by quantifying the virtual water flows.

We started by quantitatively evaluating how closely related the drugs in the shared components are in terms of known chemical biology relationships and compared our data with those of two previous studies (Iorio et al., 2010; Khan et al., 2012) that investigated drug actions using the same CMap database version.

By quantitatively evaluating components of research design, statistical methods, generalizability, bias and related findings, SRs provide an estimate of over 30 quality variables in a study set.

Therefore, we aimed to determine which symptom domains would be most useful for inclusion in the development of a new patient-centered UC disease activity index by quantitatively evaluating symptom frequency and responsiveness to change in patients with ulcerative colitis.

We established a reliable molecular assay by pyrosequencing to quantitatively evaluate the methylation profiles of ICR1 and ICR2.