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A flux and sensitivity analysis for each simulated dataset is discussed and reveals important reactions where more accurate rate constant estimates were required.

The new classifier module exploits the available predictor at the encoder and performs classification to achieve a more accurate rate control.

An enhanced classifier is proposed at the encoder, which is composed of a light motion search module integrated with the classifier for a more accurate rate control, and [15] outperforms other feedback channel free architectures with only a slight increase in encoder complexity.

During campus visits, orientation, or through sending an email, students should ask questions about campus safety, as experts continue to work on mechanisms which can more accurate rate schools.

The large sample size allows for more accurate rate estimation, particularly for less common conditions.

If systems were in place that better captured and reported on all bacteremia episodes in well-defined populations (e.g., all of Australia or a state), then this would give a more accurate rate.

This paper presents a study on developing a more accurate rate-based model in Aspen Plus® for the monoethanolamine (MEA -based carbon capture process by MEA -based model validations.

He argued that with all that money changing hands, some, perhaps one percent of the total, should be set aside to create a new, more accurate rating system.

Geologist John Mars of USGS in Reston, Virginia, who has previously analyzed this coastline with satellite data but didn't participate in this study, says that Jones's research does a better job than his previous work of identifying more accurate rates of retreat and the increased rate of coastal erosion over the past 5 years.

As a consequence, an observer who knows a person better not only can give a more accurate rating of his personality, but should also be able to give a more accurate rating of his behaviour.

And research into performance appraisal in industrial organizations has demonstrated that raters who are being held accountable provide more accurate rating scores (e.g. Mero et al. 2003).