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The results not only validate the feasibility but also agree the performance of the proposed interferometer.
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A prototype of this service has been implemented in order to, not only validate the tie strength model, but also to deploy some pilot experiences.
Moreover, experimental results on a real platform using the basic stability maximizing approach not only validate the proposed probabilistic framework but also show that under large initial uncertainties, explorative actions help to achieve successful grasps faster.
Such verifications not only validate the proposed e/a calculation schemes and the models behind them, but also support the ideal metallic glass feature of bulk metallic glasses with high glass-forming abilities.
Increasingly, this paper expects to not only validate the proposed model and method, but also highlight the importance and urge of considering beneficiary perspective on sustainability into relief distribution problem.
Our study not only validates the genetic schemes for the isolation of RNA polymerase mutants that alter fidelity, but also sheds light on the mechanism of transcription accuracy.
This not only validates our ability to model dielectrophoretic forces in these traps but also gives insight into the physical behavior of particles in dielectrophoresis-based traps.
The results of case studies not only validated the findings obtained from quantitative analysis, but also provided more in-depth additional reasons for the identified factors.
The victory not only validated Florida's improvement this season, but also signified a giant leap forward from where the Gators were this time last season.
The final objective of this paper is not only validating a suitable and efficient optical simulation methodology but also demonstrating the capability of this method for analyzing the performance of a given number of BICELLs for label-free biosensing.
