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Meanwhile, due to that the proposed method belongs to meshfree methods, thus it is suitable for the highly deformed free surface flow problems.

It is found that the saturation height function method produces fewer errors than the other methods; thus, it is the best among these three.

The present field report details newly created models, as well as the tested methods, thus it documents the progress with respect to the long term objective of accurate property predictions for nano-scale simulations.

The traditional Abel inversion process through compensated total electron content (TEC) is a linear inversion method, thus it would transfer the measurement errors directly to the inversion results.

This unsteadiness has significant influence on the sealing effectiveness predicted by the conventional steady RANS (Reynolds-averaged Navier Stokes) method, thus it is important for turbine stage design and optimisation.

The value of the threshold depends on the image reconstruction method, thus it indirectly accounts for partial volume effects and, for objects larger than 12 mL, has been shown to not depend on the object size [30].

The high mechanical efficiency of gear transmission makes the development possible In this research, a gear pair is expected to implement the above method; thus, it is necessary to check if the efficiency gain is significantly larger than the efficiency loss with the gear transmission.

Despite the fact that a retrospective analysis can be useful for the design and application of such methodology, when the experts selected have known the evolution of the system, this may introduce significant bias into the method; thus it is always easier to implement such a methodology retrospectively rather than in real time (Sobradelo et al. 2014).

Given the described analysis, BioBin results should be utilized as a prioritization method; thus, it would require a much larger sample size to investigate the robustness of the EMG1 association.

However, RAF requires nearly an order of magnitude less time than other simultaneous folding and alignment methods, thus making it especially appropriate for high-throughput studies.

It is important to note that our approach does not face the same limitations as conventional batch effects removal methods; thus making it appealing for use in practical applications.