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In such cases the property mentioned above for the FORM reliability index might be assumed to be valid in the Monte Carlo simulations, making it possible to increase the out-crossing rates and thus reduce the necessary length of the time domain simulations by applying a larger load spectrum than relevant from a design point of view.

But the relative index might be best for evaluating changes in synoptic weather situations.

There may be concerns that the self-reported symptoms which form the basis for the mental health index might be less reliable than diagnosed diseases.

The increased modulation depth of the refractive index might be connected with initial reorientation of the molecules arising on the microstructured substrate.

Results suggest that the resistive index might be a guided goal measurement allowing the optimization of catecholamine doses in order to potentially improve renal perfusion [41, 42].

The phone handset market is faster moving than that for cars so a quarterly rather than annual index might be appropriate, though at minimum a well publicised annual index should stimulate preventive activity among manufacturers.

Conclusions: Uterine artery Doppler indices might be used for the surveillance of the patients with GTD.

Since indexes might be long, they are usually structured in some hierarchical fashion so that they can be navigated efficiently.

Thus, inaccurate amounts of wind farm's capacity factor, output power, energy and reliability indices might be estimated.

Many neuropsychiatric drugs interact with more than one molecular target, and therapeutic indices might be improved by prospectively designing compounds with profiles optimized against a combination of targets.

(Si GeSn patterns with alternating lattice parameter, band gap or refractive indices might be useful in group IV based photonic devices as emitters, waveguides or detectors.