Further, a GA-based technique has been used to develop more reliable correlations to predict the CO2 solubility, oil swelling factor, CO2-oil density, and CO2-oil viscosity for both the dead and live oils.
These results indicated that using more samples may conduct more reliable correlations within pathways.
Estimated VDphysiol/VT ratios significantly underestimated measured VDphysiol/VT ratios (concordance correlation coefficient 0.19 (interquartile ranges 0.091 to 0.28)), whereas changes during PP were more reliable (concordance correlation coefficient 0.51 (0.32 to 0.66)).
Hybrid PET/CT is more expensive than software fusion, but it delivers a fast, logistically easy and more reliable image correlation.
Since most electrochemical data about surface adsorption are based on mechanically polished surface, the spectral information provided by the in situ SHINERS could be more reliable and better correlation.
Since the red fluorescence channel did not show any background signal, the results with mCherry-labelled bacteria were quantitatively more reliable, showing a correlation with the CFU counts.
Larger numbers of samples, from independent cohorts and from distinct stages of disease development, need to be analyzed to validate the clustering obtained with the early arthritis sera, to generate more reliable data on correlations with clinical features and to address associations with the minor profiles.
The P-SCH correlation algorithm was proved to be more reliable than the CP correlation algorithms in different LTE channel models.
Limited near source stations prevent us from undertaking a detailed investigation of the physical cause of these 'negative doublets' based on the single-station recordings, although the three-component recordings provide more reliable results of cross-correlation.
Another limiting factor is the lack of samples collected at the time of relapse which could contribute to a more reliable identification of possible correlations between EBV-specific antibodies and disease activity.
