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First of all, using chitosan (CS -grafted-glyceryl monooeate (GMO) based miCS -grafted-glyceryl the suitability of model A and model B for prediCS -grafted-glycerylcomonooeatety was evaluated theoretically.

The ability to estimate age has evolved as it enables an individual to evaluate, for example, the suitability of a potential mate [1], [2].

In this study, using 16 sets of soil shear strength observations (consisting of 391 samples) as examples, the suitability of the dependence structure for these experimental observations is firstly identified by a goodness-of-fit test based on the Bayesian Information Criterion (BIC) with the normal, Student's t, Clayton, Frank, Gumbel, and Plackett copulas.

An example of the suitability of the Jaccard index for measuring the similarity between the bibliographies of two articles is provided in Figure 1(a - b).

This example demonstrates the suitability of the sCMP class to serve as an exploratory tool for count data modeling.

As an example on the suitability of the scheme to be used, although the proportional fair user scheduling could be helpful for users of weak channels, the loss that occurs in throughput when this scheduling scheme is used can be large in situations where users are scattered across the cell [46].

Finally, we applied this methodology to cross-check the species identity of 26 processed tuna samples collected at Japanese markets and restaurants in March and June 2008, as an example of the suitability of the methodology for the routine identification of fish samples.

This example demonstrates the suitability of the linear alignment of the retention time obtained from MCC for various compounds in real samples.

This review summarizes the main steps in the generation and appraisal of the estrogen receptor reporter mouse ERE-Luc, designed for in vivo molecular imaging studies, and describes examples demonstrating the suitability of the ERE-Luc model for drug development and for the investigation of the effects of endogenous, environmental, and dietary estrogens in vivo.

Numerical examples demonstrate the suitability of the new method to engine configurations with realistic 3D features, such as relatively large degrees of asymmetry and spliced acoustic liners.

Examples illustrate the suitability of this technique when various detection means are hyphenated to MDGC: FID, mass spectrometry and olfactometric detection.