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This is all complicated by the fact (yes, it is one) that there is neither an exact science, nor even an accepted model, for verifying "truthiness" (the word coined by US comedian Stephen Colbert to describe the degree to which opinion dresses as fact).

In this paper, we propose a hybrid convolution-based model, for verifying a pair of periocular images containing the iris.

Each of these three alternatives constructs an executable requirements model for verifying the requirements and results in higher-quality requirements.

Accordingly, this study designs an empirical model for verifying the influence of intangible assets on innovative capability within the Taiwanese biopharmaceutical industry.

Differently from Cox et al. [20, 21], in which time constraint verifications are not supported, the proposed approach uses filter models for verifying the maximum acceptable time for filter operations, in order to tradeoff among filter property conformance, fixed-point representation, and hardware requirements.

The thermal behaviors of the horizontal Stiffening Plates (hSPs) with various channels designs in terms of dimensions and layout have been parsed on simplified FE models for verifying and optimizing the HCLL Breeding Zone (BZ) before analyzing a HCLL BB ¼ model.

These findings highlight the importance of identifying proper preclinical models for verifying and predicting TKI chemotherapy interactions involving transporters.

We define a measure as the number of appearance of a gene in the model, A xi), for verifying the stability of the model as follows: A x i = ∑ m = 1 100 δ x i, H m, (2) δ x i, H m = 0 if x i is not involved in H m 1 otherwise, where x i denotes the i-th miRNA or mRNA, and H m is the m-th learned model.

While considering differences between humans and animal models, it would be important to establish a model system for verifying the mode of action of the investigational product and relevant parameters wherever possible in non‐clinical studies, ultimately verifying the proof‐of‐concept in order to enhance the probability of success.

BM25 is the baseline retrieval model used for verifying the effectiveness of our proposed feedback-based semantic relevance score.

A comparison with Elber, Kujawski and "Unified Approach" models allowed for verifying the better performance, when confronted to the other tested models, presented by the exponential model.