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In this section, the development of hepatocyte cell culture is reviewed from a historical perspective, noting the advantages and disadvantages of conventional in vitro hepatic culture models evaluated from the context of basic biological principles and the resulting performance limitations of the cells in culture.

Additional PFS models evaluated change from baseline for CTC and CEC as a dichotomous variable defined as increase or no increase at each time point.

Here, we propose two reconstruction-based models, evaluated using data from two tasks in immersive virtual reality.

22 23 Further details on alternative models evaluated are available from the authors together with the WinBUGS code.

Numerical, ex vivo, and in vivo models evaluated the influence from multiple metallic brachytherapy seeds on electrical current, electric field, and temperature in tissue as well as acute histological effects [ 9].

Performance of five risk adjustment models was evaluated from three aspects: statistical indicators, proportions of true cases identified by models, and characteristics of predicted cases.

Parameters of the models are evaluated from experimental data by means of Marquardt's method.

All material parameters implemented in the models were evaluated from monotonic isothermal tensile and creep tests as well as from isothermal low cycle fatigue (LCF) experiments.

The wind pressure coefficients on all the models were evaluated from pressure records measured in a closed circuit wind tunnel under boundary layer flow for wind directions of 0° to 90° at an interval of 15°.

The performance of each of the 8 PS models was evaluated from those 7,300 simulated sets using the following criteria: type I error, statistical power, absolute and relative biases from the marginal OR and mean square error (MSE).

Performance of prediction models were evaluated from a number of measures including prediction accuracy, sensitivity, specificity, area under the curve (AUC), as well as Matthew's correlation coefficient (MCC).