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The fitness of the new tree is evaluated as sum of all the distances between each node and the closest r tips according to the genetic distances matrix (r being the radius in the fitness evaluation).

YKL-40 staining was evaluated as sum of two scores based on percent and intensity of positive staining cells as following (1) percent: no staining is 0 points, <10% of cells stained is 1 point, 11 50% of cells stained is 2 points, and >50% of cells stained is 3 points; (2) intensity: no staining is 0 points, weak staining is 1 point, moderate staining is 2 points, and strong staining is 3 points.

The burning rate of sodium spray is evaluated as the sum of burning rates of all the droplets constituting the spray.

The tractive effort of the railway vehicle is evaluated as a sum of partial tangential forces of all driven shafts whose wheels are subjected to different adhesion coefficients and adhesion weights.

For these cases, when the total response was evaluated (as the sum of the partial responses against each of the env regions) a cellular response with marked subtype specificity was found, as four out of six were clearly subtype specific with respect to the infecting virus (patients 391, 834, 126 and 732).

Defined the radius (r) as the number of taxa adjacent to a considered taxon, the fitness of each tree is evaluated as the sum of all the distances between each node and the closest r tips according to the genetic distance matrix.

Perimeter was evaluated as the sum of the distances between points on the mesial aspect of the permanent first molars, on the distal side of the canines and central incisors (Fig. 5).

This expression is similar to that of the well-known LMS algorithm[10], and can be evaluated as the sum of the minimum error and excess error (or misadjustment) as: E e n 2 = ζ 0 + ∑ j = 1 L t r R XX K V j V j n (29).

The total ED associated with the combined PET/CT exam was evaluated as the sum of the PET and CT ED values.

In this paper, the aerodynamic loads on simplified lattice structures are evaluated as the sum of the force on each individual member rather than using conventional methods accounting for the overall truss through solidity ratio and global shielding coefficients.

In Fig. 5, the confirmed false track rates are evaluated as the sum of confirmed false tracks per scan received from entire simulation runs.