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After that, research and development on this method increased significantly.
This activation method increased significantly the stability of Ni/α-Al2O3 compared to H2 reduction.
Anaerobic energy contributions (calculated using the AOD method) increased significantly for the training group following HIT (p < 0.01) and were also significantly higher during SCE during the first, second, third, and fourth repetitions compared with values obtained for the control group during visit 1 (p < 0.01) and visit 2 (p < 0.01).
The proportion reporting adherence to at least one such method increased significantly from 78.1% at baseline to 96.9% at 2 years (McNemar exact test, p<.015).
In terms of rotation accuracy, the advantage of the proposed method increases significantly, with 0.0189°/m vs. 0.0302°/m.
For panel data with a large number of units this method increases significantly the number of parameters to be estimated.
In addition, we show that the efficiency of the solution method increases significantly for two special cases – when all products have the same holding cost and when the number of orders for different products at each warehouse is constrained to be the same.
Our results demonstrate that de novo methods increased significantly ISs (+10%) and MITEs (+50%) identification compared to library based methods.
Although the FPR also increased, the F-scores of these learning methods increased significantly (p< 0.001), confirming the advantage of this data cleaning strategy.
Compared with the intentions manifested before counselling, the proportion of women choosing the pill remained practically unchanged, while preferences for the other methods increased significantly (p < 0.0001), by approximately two-fold for the transdermal patch and by four-fold for the vaginal ring.
Our methods increase significantly the efficiency and accuracy for subtomogram alignments, which is a key factor for the systematic classification of macromolecular complexes in cryo-electron tomograms of whole cells.
