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Finally, a sensitivity analysis was performed varying the incoming wind direction to evaluate the effect of the lift forces on the structural response.

In addition, the means and standard deviations were computed for each X-, Y-, and Z-coordinate direction to evaluate which direction of the discrepancy contributed to the degree of overall discrepancies (Fig. 2).

A multidisciplinary team for nurse case management, integrating expertise of physicians, radiologists, case managers, nurses, nutritionists, physical therapists, pharmacists, respiratory therapists, social workers, home health care nurses, and hospice nursing specialists, met periodically to discuss treatment direction, to evaluate therapeutic effects, and to provide further recommendations.

Tensile tests were performed at the maximum service temperature on aged samples in two material directions to evaluate the progression of stiffness and Ultimate Tensile Strength (UTS) degradation.

Hypergeometric tests were performed in both directions, to evaluate (1) whether recently evolved enhancers are significantly more likely to occur in the regulatory domains of PSGs in each species and (2) whether recently evolved PSGs are more likely to harbor (at least one) recently evolved enhancer(s) than other genes.

Further DW sequences and matching high-resolution T2 images (voxel size 0.6 × 0.6 × 2 mm, FOV of 220, repetition time 6470 ms; echo time 105 ms) were aligned with the hippocampus and positioned perpendicular to the hippocampal coronal sequences with differing phase-encoding directions to evaluate the medial temporal lobes with reduced artifacts.

The Institute of Medicine evaluation schema proved to give direction and focus to evaluating a surrogate marker.

The Institute of Medicine evaluation schema has been proven to give direction and focus to evaluating a surrogate marker.

A future direction is to evaluate the network performance with a channel that experiences large-scale fading, where the distance between nodes (or the intruder) becomes an important factor in network behavior.

One step in this direction is to evaluate whether evolution on part of the host (bimodal egg color distribution) can give rise to corresponding adaptive peaks for cuckoo egg appearance [16], [48].

An important additional direction is to evaluate multiple exposures, including the extremes of exposure, multiple high exposures, early life exposures, and/or extremes of development (very late vs. very early changes) (Chou et al. 2009).