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Numerical results of Tables 3 and 4 have a more accuracy with respect to Tables 1 and 2. So, we prefer the numerical solution of singular integro-differential equation instead of Fredholm integral equation with logarithmic kernel.

PE wear results obtained by manual methods are known to have large interobserver variance, and results obtained by manual methods may be difficult to compare directly with results obtained by computerized methods, which have a more predictable accuracy and far better precision (Hui et al. 2003, McCalden et al. 2005).

Some of them, such as heterotachy, seem to have a more limited effect on phylogenetic accuracy [ 59].

On the other hand, reduced polymerization accuracy may have a more drastic effect during NHEJ, as the errors introduced during such unstable gap-filling synthesis could hinder ligation, the final step of the repair pathway.

The morphological appearance of tumor (mass versus non-mass) may have a more profound influence on the MRI accuracy than the molecular subtypes.

Unlike the SELENE orbiter, Chang'E-1 has no relay satellites for dedicated far side radiometric tracking, and thus it has a more degraded orbit accuracy than SELENE when orbiting over the lunar far side.

While printing temperature and infill percentage only altered the geometry of the model compared to the CAD model by a range of around 2%, increasing printing speed had a more adverse effect on accuracy.

The diagnostic performance of US had a more superior specificity, PPV and accuracy for diagnosing malignant nodules when thyroid glands showed underlying homogeneous echogenicity rather than heterogeneous echogenicity.

Right, the standard confidence models has a more linear correlation with the observed accuracy after applying a polynomial fit and provides an intuitive and normalized estimate of the accuracy for each individual prediction.

The functional neuroanatomy of implicit processing of sad facial expressions showed an accuracy of 86% in identifying individuals in an acute depressive episode [2], while verbal working memory had a more limited but still significant diagnostic accuracy [3].

Convergent beam Kikuchi line diffraction patterns, which have an accuracy more than an order of magnitude better than the more widely used conventional selected area diffraction, have been used to determine the orientation relationship between cementite and the ferrite matrix in spheroidite and tempered martensite.