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Compared to the available methods that are typically time-consuming and complicated, this smart sonochemical strategy proposed herein is efficient and simple.

The error analysis of proposed formulae was performed to indicate that the proposed formulae more accurate compared to the available methods of predicting sewing thread consumption.

Compared to the available method, our proposed method has several major improvements, including allowing for covariate adjustments and being applicable to arbitrary phenotypes, arbitrary pedigree structures, and arbitrary patterns of missing marker genotypes.

The results demonstrate both the effectiveness and potential of the proposed method, comparing to the available segmentation methods.

Open image in new window Fig. 19 Comparison between the developed correlation and Najibi et al. (Najibi et al. 2015) correlation on Case 4. In this study, we developed a new correlation that can be used to estimate the static Young's modulus with high accuracy compared to the methods available in the literature.

The risks posed by fracking cannot be analyzed as an abstraction, but must be compared to the other methods available to obtain energy.

Compared to the most recently available methods, LoopIng is able to achieve similar accuracy for short loops (4 10 residues) and significant enhancements for long loops (11 20 residues).

Our comparative studies confirm the superiority of our proposed FDI method when compared to the methods that are available in the literature.

The results obtained from this study can be applied to bioreactor design and production of dCTP and dTTP for biosynthesis of DNA at a significantly lower cost compared to the currently available chemical method.

In this article, we propose a BW-scalable approach for an ME algorithm to maximize the R-D performance while dynamically allocating the available BW. Compared to the traditional methods, our algorithm could save up to 70% of the BW with a full-search algorithm and 65% of the BW with the EPZS algorithm with an average SR size of ± 16 for low-motion CIF resolution sequences.

One of the problems with such repositories is that the published data was generated in a specialized environment to study a given biological process (e.g. protein folding), resulting in fairly homogeneous data compared to the range of methods and software available to the community.