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For this case study, the online approach has a better potential for avoiding constraint violations even in view of parameter model/plant mismatches up to 50%.

The sharing of risk between schemes/NHIA, providers and clients under a per capita system has a better potential to ensure the financial sustainability and preservation of the NHIS.

Besides, the progressive algorithm can switch off more PBSs than the heuristic algorithm while slightly affects the network blocking probability, which indicates that the progressive algorithm has a better potential to save energy.

Our data indicated that the responsible application technique has a better potential to ensure optimum hand coverage than the six steps of EN 1500.

Kinosian et al. [ 36] suggested that the ratio of total cholesterol to HDL cholesterol has a better potential to discriminate people at high risk of future cardiovascular disease than total cholesterol or LDL cholesterol values respectively.

Similarly, isothermal amplification techniques (e.g., loop-mediated isothermal amplification or LAMP), which are still are emerging, have a better potential as an alternative to PCR for POC diagnostics.

Moreover, with properly tuned parameters, the PDSO algorithm is verified to have a better potential of energy saving.

Large shells of the endocerids and coiled shells have a better potential for drifting than the small orthocerids [50], [51].

We previously reported that LVP can interfere with TLR4-triggered maturation of DC, resulting in cells having a better potential to stimulate a Th2 response rather than a Th1 response of T cells.

Notably, and in contrast to tenascin-C, tenascin-W was undetectable in healthy colon tissues, suggesting that tenascin-W may have a better potential as a colon tumor biomarker.

Therefore, we think that the multiple scoring functions constructed according to our classification scheme may have a better potential for selecting the near-native models of heterodimers than a single scoring function.