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The present paper is a novel attempt to capture psychosis data by considering 24 input symptom constructs and 7 tentative responses (outputs) as per Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale-F2 (BPRS-F2).

The Microgrid Central Controller (MGCC) would use an embedded energy management algorithm to take decisions, which are then transmitted to the controllable RE systems to manage the utilization of their power outputs as per the load-supply power balance.

For a K-category classification problem with continuous outputs (as per the sigmoid function), K output nodes were used, with each node being specific to one mortality category.

The captured input output data as per Plackett Burman design (PBD) of experiments (after consulting 40 psychiatrists) are statistically modeled, to determine their mutual relationships (i.e., outputs as the functions of inputs).

However, reporting the analysis output as cost per extra week in employment makes it difficult to judge the cost-effectiveness of the intervention, as it is unknown how much members of society (or policy makers) value (and would be willing to pay for) an extra week in employment.

Some are in the form of hard (mass-based) emissions caps, while others are in the form of rate-based emissions caps, either emissions per unit of economic activity, or emissions per unit of output (such as per unit of electricity production).

In April , 2003 just weeks after the invasion of Iraq, Vice-President Cheney predicted that by the end of the year Iraq would be able to raise its oil output as much as fifty per cent over prewar levels.

Global climate discussions, in pinning hopes on China's ability to vastly improve its efficient use of energy, have tended to cite International Energy Agency data showing that China uses twice as much energy per dollar of output as the United States and three times as much as the European Union.

A ward of the Brazilian government until 1993, CSN employed 18,200 workers to produce 3 million tons of steel a year in 1990;five times as many workers per ton of output as Bethlehem Steel needed at the time.

Based on the thermodynamic mathematical models, the effects of key design parameters, including that of turbine inlet pressures, mass flow rates of working fluids and outlet steam fractions of evaporators on the system performance are investigated from the view of both thermodynamics and economics with CPP (cost per net power output) as the objective function.

The desired outputs were also optimized as per the multi-response desirability function-based technique.