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This method attained high similarity indices.

With the semiautomatic segmentation by the experienced neurologist for comparison, this automatic method attained high similarity indices.

The proposed method attained high agreement with the semiautomatic method, with similarity index 89.9 ± 6.5%, in detecting cerebral infarct lesions from 22 acute stroke patients.

With regard to the reliability of the questionnaire, both internal consistency and two halves reliability methods attain higher values than the accepted standard minima [ 49] with respect to the total score and also to the individual subscales.

Simulation and experimental results show that, when the arc length increments are kept small enough near the sharp corners, the ATE method attains high accuracy and robust computation.

Furthermore, simulations from real Population Reference Sample genotype data show that our method attains high accuracy in localizing recent ancestors of admixed individuals in Europe (an average of 550 km from their true location for localization of two ancestries in Europe, four generations ago).

This paper introduces an active spectral cavitation detection method to attain high spatial resolution (0.15 × 0.15 mm per pixel) through a parametric statistical method (ARMA modeling) used on finite-length data sets, which enables local changes to be identified more easily.

The results showed that optimization of the reaction parameters by RSM design was an effective method for attaining high intra- and extracellular inulinase and invertase productions and biomass.

Based on the optimized parameters and methods, these common laboratory E. coli strains attained high levels of TrE (transformation efficiency), thus facilitating the production of highly efficient and cost-effective competent bacteria.

The overall results showed that their proposed method attained a substantially higher degree of efficacy.

By comparison, the spectral method can attain higher accuracy because it adopts Fourier and orthogonal polynomials to approximate unknown function, but other numerical methods use ordinary polynomials or difference quotient.