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The big society rhetoric has failed, but, according to the New Local Government Network thinktank, the co-op council model could achieve something similar.
The obtained results indicated that the ANN model could achieve a satisfactory performance when compared to the MLR model.
The correlated result showed that the new model could achieve much better AARD than those of frequently used Sovova and Sovova-T models.
We investigated whether omental maturation of a seeded construct in a pig model could achieve terminal differentiation of the urothelium to allow construction of a stricture-free neoureter.
By using the experimental data, the computer simulation model reported in the authors' previous paper was examined and analysed, indicating that the model could achieve a reasonable accuracy in predicting the thermal performance of the three heat pipes.
The fuzzy treatment scheme and fuzzy operation strategy were both optimized and ameliorated, so that the model could achieve the flexibility and reliability to identify and dynamically evaluate hazard installations.
The results in Fig. 9 show that, compared with DNNSpatial systems, RTA-DNNSpatial model could achieved the best fwSegSNR, STOI, and PESQ scores at almost all known RT60s, including extremely weak (RT60 = 0.1 s) and severe (RT6 = 2.0 s) reverberant cases.
We also ascertained whether alternative models could achieve better accuracy.
The study showed that PSOA-BP models could achieve better prediction results in aspects of the higher convergence velocity, lower relative errors of the flexure strength utilizing GA-BP models.
We have shown that marker-based models could achieve, in most cases, almost 90% of the accuracy of pedigree-based models, and that data from breeding groups and sites could be combined without noticeably affecting the accuracy results.
When the I 2 statistic didn't exceed 50%, we selected the fixed effects model, which could achieve higher statistical power than random effects model.
