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Unfortunately, in most full scale applications, these conditions are not fulfilled, resulting in non-optimal results in terms of membrane fouling.

Since POM makes use of patterns to calibrate the model, one should ensure that the considered patterns are independent, because redundancy might lead to non-optimal results.

Most of these formulations assume constant heat-transfer coefficients and counter current arrangement for all stream matches, which can lead to non-optimal results.

However, the search space is often significantly reduced due to the used number representation which leads to non-optimal results.

On the contrary, the throughput drops if α is greater than 0.7; this occurs because channel utilization is also an important parameter (to be considered) in the routing decision, and dropping its weight more than 0.3 will yield non-optimal results.

It should be noted that this is an approximation approach liable to getting trapped in local maxima and returning non-optimal results.

Non-optimal strategies may result in undesired plant performance leading to economic loss or environmental and safety hazards.

This often leads to non-optimal localization and partitioning results, particularly for reverberant mixtures [18, 19].

The installation of non-optimal size DG unit results in an increase of system losses, implying the reduction of voltage magnitudes of buses in the network.

This results in non-optimal translation of the RNA including stalling, termination, possible frame-shifting and low levels of protein expression [ 29, 30].

We have shown that with proper algorithm selection the lifetime reduction due to the utilization of digital signatures can be as low as 10%; however, non-optimal algorithm selection can result in more than 90% lifetime reduction compared to a network not supporting non-repudiation.