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The procedure proposed has been implemented in the software called CHEOPE (compact heat exchanger optimization and performance evaluation), which considers two types of recuperator concept, which have proved to be the most promising for microturbine applications: the furnace-brazed plate-fin type and the welded primary surface type.

Yavuz et al. [38] extend HFLTS to multi-criteria evaluation which considers hesitancy of the experts in defining membership degrees or functions.

One such methodology is realist evaluation, which considers the interplay between context, mechanism (how the intervention is perceived and taken up by practitioners), and outcome.

There is a paucity of studies executing full economic evaluation, which considers both cost and outcomes [ 14], for transitional care programs.

A more robust evaluation, which considers elements of the quality of CHW counseling, timing, and coverage of home visits along with changes in facility-based utilization, is recommended to inform decision-making on MNCH CHW implementation moving forward.

Even in a conservative evaluation which considered only disappearance of radioactivity, corresponding presumably to the emission of carbon dioxide as mineralization product, the degradation rate was greater than 20% within 2 years which complies with the requirements of German Fertilizer Ordinance.

Values for an ICU bed-day were obtained from a detailed costing study of an Australian ICU [28] and for a general ward bed-day from an earlier economic evaluation which considered spending patterns for Australian public hospital services [29].

Only one workplace health program evaluation which considered participant characteristics associated with successful outcomes has been identified [ 14].

Values to represent the broader perspective were obtained for an ICU bed day from a detailed costing study of an Australian ICU [ 31] and for a general ward bed day from an earlier economic evaluation which considered spending patterns for Australian public hospital services [ 32].

In total, therefore, about 40% of those JMPR evaluations which considered experimental data from human volunteer studies used the data to set reference values.

This paper presented a risk factor probability comprehensive evaluation model which considers historical data as well as the experts' analysis of the object system in recent years, namely, the risk factor probability evaluation model based on information revision, and employed for risk evaluation of the city gas transmission and distribution system with a case study.