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The Legislative Analyst's Office evaluated the language of Reed's proposal and determined that it would bring about "significant uncertainty" to governments' budgets.

Although Lapin did not comment on the section that had been removed in June she did note that the University is "evaluating the language" of the rest of the section and "may consider posting revised information in the near future".

The kappa coefficient was used to evaluate the language equivalency, and 5 of the 6 questions provided an average kappa value of 0.75.

Thus, the third Brazilian Portuguese version was achieved, applied to other sample of 20 children, and was considered appropriate by more than 95% of this group, totaling 20 and 60 children for evaluating the language and the structure adaptation of CPQ8 10 and CPQ11 14, respectively.

With every minute that went by in his first-round match Monday at the United States Open - and those were a lot of minutes, 264 of them, to be exact - Germany's Philipp Petzschner tried to evaluate the body language of his opponent, Albert Ramos of Spain.

Gura et al. evaluated the assembly language implementations of Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) and RSA on the Atmel ATmega128 processor [16] and showed that a 160-bit point multiplication of ECC only needs 0.81 seconds while a 1024-bit RSA public key operation and private key operation only need 0.43 seconds and 10.99 seconds, respectively.

Haas et al. [18] evaluated the utility of natural language processing to search radiographic reports for descriptions suggestive of pneumonia in a neonatal intensive care unit.

Haas et al. [ 18] evaluated the utility of natural language processing to search radiographic reports for descriptions suggestive of pneumonia in a neonatal intensive care unit.

A previous meta-analysis in German language evaluated the diagnostic value of F-FDG-PET in the assessment of residual tumors after systemic treatment of metastatic seminoma including 5 studies only (130 patients) [ 26].

We evaluated the performance of the proposed language models on a large vocabulary continuous speech recognition (LVCSR) application in an inflective language, namely a Slovene Broadcast News transcription.

11 The eligibility criteria were any studies (irrespective of language) that evaluated the prevalence of substandard or counterfeit medicines within a defined area.