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The method is validated using a numerical example which compares proposed with exact ones and with those determined from the linear first order approximation in terms of the damping matrix.

We then validate this analysis with an example which compares the JNCC performance to that of a standard layered construction.

The effectiveness of the derived optimal power allocation solutions will be verified in the following section where a numerical example which compares the system performance with and without power allocation is provided and discussed.

We present preliminary results and show an example which compares these new methods with the existing standard assessment method.

This interpretation is not intuitive as is shown in the following example which compares the marginal utility estimates from OLS and FLogit.

The utility of the approach is demonstrated through a series of examples which compare the reliability of systems designed with and without the assumption of s-correlated component failures.

Examples which compare the "in silico" synthesis with the known synthetic path will be presented.

An example is presented, which compares the energy dissipation as a function of the gas flow rate in two ALRs which differ only in the bottom clearance.

Figure 7 presents an example of the N-test, which compares the theoretical distribution for the 365 forecasts of the three trials with the observed frequency (177 qualifying events, vertical dashed line).

Several methods have been developed, for example the log-rank test, which compares the entire survival experience and when early events are of special interest the generalized Wilcoxon test (Klein et al. 2001a).

Instead of having one trial which compares, for example, single versus double layer closure of the uterine incision and another trial comparing closure versus non-closure of the peritoneum, both comparisons can be combined into one trial using only the number of women necessary to answer one of these questions in isolation.