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The whole-slice method yields more reasonable results, with total renal excretion of 88%.

It is demonstrated that the present method yields more accurate stresses than the first- and third-order shear deformation theories.

However, when SNR is as low as −8 dB to −12 dB, the proposed AN method yields more accurate and stable picking result than AIC and STA/LTA methods.

The second model, based on the Rayleigh Ritz method, yields more accurate estimates of the optimal support stiffness required to minimize the forced velocity response of the finite rectangular plate.

When applied to the global analysis of non-linear systems with uncertain external loadings or system parameters, the proposed method yields more precise results than the generalized cell mapping (GCM) method.

Our results highlight that the peaks over threshold method yields more reliable and more stable (i.e. using short records leads to the same results as when using long records) estimates of probabilities of extreme still water levels than the block maxima method.

In the case of nanocomposites having intercalation structure, the stepwise mixing method yielded more obvious intercalation structure than the simultaneous mixing method so that the former method resulted in higher tensile strength.

This method yielded more interpretable results than the indirect culture based method when applied to the same samples (Table 1).

The F.B.I., which has had years of experience questioning suspects, has found that non-coercive interrogation methods yield more reliable results.

In addition, the comparisons of single-objective and double-objective optimization approaches clearly show that multi-objective optimization methods yield more appropriate results respect to the single ones, mainly because of the lower deviation index value from the ideal solution.

Allison et al. (1994) noted that chemical and isotopic methods yield more reliable results when used to estimate groundwater recharge than physical methods that can have an error of as much as an order of magnitude or higher in semi-arid areas where groundwater recharge is low.