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In the present study, we aimed at validating this algorithm by testing its performance in mice treated with interventions able to blunt or enhance liver G6P dephosphorylation and glucose delivery.

The global integrated land use model, LandSHIFT, is evaluated by testing its performance against available data sets, by analyzing the sensitivity of model parameters and structure, and by conducting a scenario analysis of future land use change in Africa.

The class I wrapper or group optimization algorithms evaluate a feature subset by testing its classification performance with a learning algorithm.

To confirm the prognostic performance of the reduced proliferation signature when evaluated by qPCR, we tested its performance in a further independent cohort of 129 lymph node-negative breast cancer patients.

We test its performance by applying it in a simulated Distributed Intelligent Network (D-IN).

Before the algorithm is used in settings where a less specific definition of RA is required, it would be sensible to formally test its performance, by comparing to full medical records, as was the case in its original development.

We test its performance, by measuring beat-to-beat repolarization variability in simulated and clinical ECG.

Before we interconnect the RF SOA into the laser head we test its performance by using a dummy load with 50 W termination.

We have developed a multi-threaded version of TreQ and tested its performance by mapping 0.1 million randomly selected Illumina single end reads (Yoruba African individual, NA18507) on a 48-core AMD Opteron 2.2 GHz server with 256 GB memory.

We previously identified CO3-610, a type III collagen neoepitope generated by matrix metalloproteinase (MMP -9, and tested its perforMMP -9anda fibrosis marker in ratestedh bits-duct ligation.

In addition, we have applied the exposure filter to the recently published proteasome data as suggested by the reviewers, and we also tested its performance in a situation where the alignment accuracy is significantly limited by the strength of the signal present in the images.