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Model validation and cross-validation criteria suggested that the model has a good predictive capability and spatial reliability in pollution prediction.

Another initial analysis using similar criteria suggested that the annual economic cost of a vaccination program may exceed the cost of annual HZ infections (Hornberger and Robertus 2006).

37 Otherwise, no inclusion or exclusion criteria suggested that the patients' studies would not have been representative of the overall total hip replacement population.

As seen in Table 3 (Model 26), all four statistical criteria suggested that the variances and covariance of the KDCS and SF-36 factors were equivalent for the VETERAN and DOPPS samples.

The close correlation between the positivity rate of CTCs and the Milan criteria suggested that the detection of CTCs may have potential applications in choosing candidates for liver transplantation.

Additionally, sensitivity analyses according to various exclusion criteria suggested that the pooled estimates remained not statistically significant, as shown in Table  2.> -wrap-foot> confidenceence interval; CKD, chronic kidney disease; CSA-AKI, cardiac surgery-associated acute kidney injury; RR, relative risk; SBIC, sodium bicarbonate.

According to Nicholas Lardy of the Brookings Institution, an American think-tank, figures published in 1999 using both the old and the new criteria suggest that the real figure might be more like 50%.Whether it is 30% or 50%, it points to a dangerously weak banking system and this is after the transfer of about $170 billion of NPLs (about 18% of total loans) to asset-management companies in 2000.

The reduced level of cache performance using the popularity based criteria suggests that the LFU algorithm is less efficient than the random deletions of cached files in response to cache misses.

Even if we were to follow stricter criteria suggesting that the difference between the probit and IV probit coefficient associated with the availability of staff and equipment could per se be a sign of endogeneity [42] and therefore prefer the IV probit coefficient, we would still find a non-significant effect but a larger coefficient.

These theories are rejected by other scholars who, based on linguistic criteria, suggest that the Achaeans were mainland pre-Dorian Greeks.

Each of these criteria suggests that the transcriptomes are highly complete.