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Finally, even though simulated isotherms, diffusivity and mixture selectivity are consistent with available experiments and the same data have been used for estimating permeance of the membrane, the difference between the estimation and measurement of the permeation at low pressure is considerable.
Independent model predictions (i.e. no parameter adjustment and independent estimation and measurement of C-input) were successful for treatments without straw incorporation (CON, SLU, FYM).
They include electronic monitoring of access to medication bottles, examination of pharmacy records, physician estimation, and measurement of drug levels [17] [21].
Therefore, the development of blood or bone marrow (BM) tests with clinical relevance for risk estimation and measurement of residual tumor load is of great interest [ 2, 3].
Since in each cross-validation step parameter estimation and measurement of the prediction accuracy are performed in independent sets, we do not face overfitting issues.
Figure 12(b) displays the estimation and measurement of pronation/supination angle for a trial of subject 2. In this figure, we observe that there is an underestimation of the angle.
Those interested in further studies in this research may investigate the methodologies and estimation approaches and measurement of IT parameters.
A compilation of estimations and measurements of the energy consumption of EV and PHEV/E-REV is presented in Table 2.
Taking into account possible drop-outs and possible estimation and measurement inaccuracies, the number of participants (not counting the control group) was therefore increased to 107 patients.
Assessments were made of eating behavior and dietary food intake, estimation of body composition, and measurement of plasma leptin.
where K is a conversion factor accounting for the period of load estimation and measurement units, C i is sample concentration, Q i is the flow at sample time and ( overline{Q_r} ) is the mean flow for the period of interest (derived from a continuous flow record).
