This analysis evaluates worst-case solar radiation effects during solar-radiation-pressure acceleration.
A critical issue is therefore to develop procedures that can identify and evaluate worst case risk conditions which may be input to risk level predictions.
All of the pleural and peritoneal participants who were asked stated that they correctly applied the past 24 h recall in evaluating "worst pain" and were able to easily use the NRS.
All participants asked correctly applied the past 24-h recall in evaluating worst pain and average pain, many stating that the question was "easy" when asked whether the question was "easy or difficult to answer" in a 24-h time period.
The plans are supposed to detail the effects of a potential release, evaluate worst-case scenarios and explain a company's response.
Moreover, in order to make the implemented MDO algorithm more computationally efficient and effective, an analytical method based on Matched-Filter Theory (MFT) has been used to evaluate the worst aeroelastic-response case due to a gust input having an assigned energy level with the purpose of obtaining a final design also optimizing the gust-response performance.
In this set of experiments, we find the optimal attack parameters and evaluate the worst performance of the proposed scheme.
TCLP developed by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA 1989), is widely used to classify hazardous solid wastes and evaluate the worst leaching conditions in a landfill.
In order to evaluate the worst case performance of the unique VL-CSEVS formed by using the MIT-BIH Arrhythmia Database, the proposed algorithm was also tested on the ECG signals received from the MIT-BIH Compression Test Database which is called the worst case test database by its developers [15].
For example, if we aim to increase succinate production rate, the respective flux can be minimized to evaluate the worst case scenario.
The VAS is used to evaluate the worst, least, and average LBP over the past 24 hours using a 100 millimeter horizontal scale (0 = no pain; 100 = worst imaginable pain).
