Discharges calculated using thermal PIV-derived velocities were within 15% of in situ measurements when combined with depths measured directly in the field or estimated from field spectra and within 40% when the depth information also was derived from thermal images.
Major conclusions are that the highest cost-effectiveness can be achieved by combining measures; freight rolling stock has a high cost-effectiveness on its own as well as in combination with other measures, especially when combined with track measures; noise barriers, in particular high ones, have a low cost-effectiveness.
In this review, we highlight several instrumental based measures that when combined, show promise for forming the basis of a comprehensive, quantitative bulbar motor assessment in ALS.
This will particularly improve the accuracy to which the low degree gravitational harmonics and the gravity field near the limb can be measured, and when combined with Doppler measurements will enable three-dimensional information to be extracted.
Although calculated HCO3- values fall within the range measured in the High Plains aquifers, alkalinity is equally important parameter to measure because when combined with pH it can be used to calculate the pCO2 (sum equations 1 and 2): CO2(g) + H2O = HCO3- + H+ (4). to confirm that the acidity is due to an influx of CO2 and to estimate the magnitude of the leak when measured over time and area.
Physiological characterization has also shown that measures such as heart wall velocity, when combined with traditional measures of heart pump efficiency (e.g. fractional shortening, ejection fraction), are important for diagnosing and classifying heart failure.
When combined, 50/109 measures (45.9%) showed positive impacts, 39/109 measures (35.8%) showed neutral impacts and 20/109 measures (18.3%) showed negative impacts.
This measure would probably be most effective when combined with the measure of closing off a larger area, while including entry points for vehicles with permission to enter.
A number of transformations that did not have sufficient measured pairs became significant when combined with predicted pairs (were "amplified", shown as solid red circles).
