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Applying finite element analysis, the mode shapes of an isotropic plate with a saw-cut and a multi-layered composite plate with a delamination have been calculated and the performance of the approach evaluated for increasing amounts of noise.
Significant decreases in MD densities have been evaluated for increasing interlayer up to 4 with 8 % In composition difference.
In this review the potentiality of STGs has been evaluated for increasing the salinity tolerance of cereal crops.
In most radiological scoring systems the lungs are evaluated for increased volume, bronchial wall thickening, bronchiectasis, mucus plugging, atelectasis and consolidation.
Characteristics of the extracted factors (subscales), as well as intercorrelations between the scale and its subscales, were evaluated for increased evidence of internal validity.
CT readily demonstrates fracture and degenerative changes at a synchondrosis or articulation, and can also evaluate for increased sclerosis as seen in osteonecrosis.
In [6], JT CoMP is evaluated for increase of throughput and for energy efficiency when assuming that the channel quality indication (CQI) is derived from an accurate JT CoMP signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio (SINR).
CSF-VEGF levels were evaluated for increase related to exercise and the clinical response to CSF drainage.
For the common PCR case, where PCA was applied on the genotypic data from the reference dataset, the pattern of accuracies was evaluated for an increasing number of PC that were included in the model based on decreasing eigenvalues.
This study evaluated methods for increasing the helium production rate in ferritic steel irradiation in a fission reactor neutron spectrum in order to increase the helium to atomic displacement ratio to values typical of fusion reactor first wall conditions.
This index was evaluated: (i) for increasing values of k, which is the free parameter present in the manifold NML; (ii) for increasing values of standard deviation, which is the free parameter present in the kernel of the Gaussian KPCA.
