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Each spatial modelling method produced similar, but unique, maps of soil organic carbon content (SOC%).

The traditional bonded strain gauging method produced similar results as the new strain clip, but failed to measure ultimate strains since all strain gauges failed prior to specimen failure.

This method produced similar results to the ones obtained by Archimedes' method (see Fig. 4). Figure 5 shows a typical plot of the relative and cumulative pore size distributions of an HPIM support sintered at 1000 °C in vacuum evaluated by mercury porosymetry.

Each enhancement method produced similar rates of increased reporting for both males and females.

This method produced similar results to the ones provided by the Measure DHS and CSA of Ethiopia for the 2005 and 2011 surveys.

For the su(s) locus, GenCo and our method produced similar estimates of γ, but GenCo produced a much smaller estimate of ρ than that of our method, while the opposite is true for.

In sum, the SVM-based method produces similar detection rates as the proposed validation scheme, however, the false-positive rate is significantly higher (22% versus 6.6%).

The comparison shows that the proposed method produces similar results to finite element analysis; meanwhile it is much faster and requires less computation.

Comparisons with the two standard model meta-learning architectures, namely Committee Machines and Cascaded Machines, reveal that the proposed method produces similar results and compares well as a combiner that can merge many HiMarkovRBFNN child nodes into one higher level parent HiMarkovRBFNN node of the same functionality.

We concluded that scoring the WHODAS 2.0 12 item using a simple sum scoring method produces similar scores and does not substantially alter the interpretation.

Gandiga et al. [30] suggested that the "sham stimulation" described above can blind subjects from stimulation conditions since this method produces similar initial tingling sensations in subjects as active stimulation does.