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It computes the derived units for all SBML elements using libSBML (Bornstein et al., 2008) and shows warnings if kinetic equations cannot be evaluated to the correct units.

When processing the events only at time points t τ −1 and t τ +1, it might happen that the trigger condition cannot be evaluated to true at neither of these time points.

For various reasons the quality of these recorded handovers cannot be evaluated at present.

Although the cell-specific H2 consumption rate cannot be evaluated due to the lack of cell density information, the pCH4 increment rate implies an H2 consumption rate that is more than one order of magnitude slower than that of the TP batches (i.e., <~0.1 fmol-H2 cell−1 s−1 for MP batches).

Hence the false negative rates of RNA tests cannot be evaluated due to the sample selection strategies.

The role of arsenic cannot be evaluated due to lack of exposure data.

These models suffer from several short comings since normal tumour development and the role of the otherwise crucial immune system cannot be evaluated due to the impaired immune system.

Because criterion validity cannot be evaluated due to lack of a gold standard of satisfaction with antidepressant treatment, only its relationship with other variables likely to be related can be evaluated, namely, fulfilment of expectations created before starting treatment, clinical effectiveness (reduction of depressive symptoms), absence of adverse effects and good therapeutic compliance.

In this case an attempt is made to use the few reliable data to support a statement that represents the best knowledge at the time the decision is being made Since innovations in prevention, diagnosis, and therapy cannot be evaluated according to identical criteria, for the sake of clarity we are listing them separately, even if that inevitably leads to repetition.

MINER relies on human intervention to guide the network-building process and as such cannot be evaluated in comparison to fully automated "one-shot" network inference algorithms.

Ultimately, however, it cannot be evaluated without regard to other values.