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To reflect the natural interactions between accelerated electrons and solid substrates, the absorptance of the electron beam was evaluated with considering electron scattering, backscattering, and transmission.

The system tailorable behavior was evaluated with users considering two scenarios: changing the menu format from linear to circular, and automatically resizing the font based on the user's profile.

It should be noted that the evaluated PGAs with considering the amplification effect are based on the authors' assumption.

Here, we provide numerical examples to assess the performance of the IEEE 802.16 uplink nrtPS service flow evaluated with the considered analytical model.

Intervention effects were evaluated with general linear models considering the repeated measures of sex hormone concentrations at 6 and 12 months.

Intervention effects were evaluated with general linear models considering IR indicators, IGF1, IGFBP3, leptin, and adiponectin measures at 6 and 12 months as repeated measures.

The effect of having no, one or multiple LDD syndromes (categorical predictor) on the distribution of plant species within each archipelago was evaluated with generalized linear models, considering the number of palaeo-islands (Poisson distributed error) as the dependent variable.

The probability of liquefaction is evaluated with the proposed model by considering the spatial variability of the soil parameters and the statistical characteristics related to the occurrence of earthquakes.

This was supplemented by unpublished or "grey literature" references known to the 16 co-authors from European countries and locations involved with considering, evaluating and/or implementing such schemes.

Alternative models must be considered and evaluated with concerns such as cost, equitability and best use of expertise in mind.

The following four algorithm versions are considered and evaluated with the two pitch detection front-ends: (a) Proposed algorithm: as presented in Section 4.   (b) Data-driven CAM: even though amplitude envelopes of musical instruments have proven to be difficult to model, different harmonics of the same source exhibit similar amplitude envelopes and can be, in many cases, highly correlated.