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Understanding the energy needs and market opportunities in a specific off-grid community or region is the first step in effectively selecting and implementing solutions that meet a community's energy needs.

Finally, results of the EWMA control chart and Process Capability Indices demonstrate the feasibility of the proposed ANP-based algorithm in effectively selecting the evaluation outcomes and in evaluating the precision of the optimal performing machines.

Finally, results of EWMA control chart demonstrate the feasibility of the proposed fuzzy AHP-based algorithm in effectively selecting the evaluation outcomes and evaluating the precision of the worst performing machines.

The state-of-the-practice revealed that a comprehensive laboratory evaluation, perhaps conducted at the national scale, would greatly assist in effectively selecting the best available beam end treatments and coatings.

In our case, columns correspond to patterns, and the column generation based approach helps to reduce the complexity in constructing the whole set of patterns, by effectively selecting columns that make improvements to the optimization.

This is evidenced in that single cell trapping efficiency is dependent on cell type and size, and on microwell geometry [14], effectively selecting cells of a specific size from within the overall population.

RF with variable selection effectively selects T2D causal SNP combinations consisting of 1-161 SNPs (average 76.55 SNPs) from 1-500 SNPs, and has low error rates.

Hence, the relative advantage of gene-assisted selection is seemingly lower for QTL of very large effect, since the favourable allele would be preserved and effectively selected for even without gene-assisted selection.

On the other hand, deleterious alleles with large fitness effect, such as recessive lethals and detrimentals, will be effectively selected against and removed from the population when becoming homozygous (purging) (Hedrick 1994).

To effectively select random variable in nonlinear dynamic reliability analysis, the extremum selection method (ESM) is proposed.

Armed with more definitive knowledge of which interventions are effective and prevent the most stillbirths in particular settings, we can more effectively select and implement these interventions and prevent unnecessary loss of life.