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Additionally, a qualitative evaluation of the used check systems was performed, employing a questionnaire asking five pain physicians to compare and rate the performance and practicability of the three CDSSs.
Additionally, the limitation of GOMs and possible methods to improve performance and practicability are discussed.
The performance and practicability of our QB-ICA sensor were validated with a commercial ELISA kit and further confirmed with liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry (LC MS/MS).
In our current study we determined the amount of time required for the use of a CDSS and compared their performance and practicability.
Therefore, this study has compared three different CDSSs with respect to the expenditure of time, performance and practicability associated with the computer-based analysis of pharmacotherapies in order to prevent ADRs due to DDIs.
Estimate the expenditure of computer-related worktime resulting from the use of clinical decision support systems (CDSS) to prevent adverse drug reactions (ADR) among patients undergoing chronic pain therapy and compare the employed check systems with respect to performance and practicability.
Finally, numerical simulations validated the performance, robustness and practicability of the developed control scheme.
Due to the rising complexity of the embedded functions, performance limitations and practicability reasons, the simulations are often specialized to test specific aspects of the embedded system and develop a high diversity by themselves.
Finally, the performance, convergence, sensitivity, and practicability of our method are analyzed using many instances on both a small rail network and the high-speed railway between Beijing and Shanghai in China.
The security and performance of the proposed scheme are discussed, followed by extensive experiments to demonstrate its effectiveness and practicability.
Differences in performance of the methods were observed in regard to quantification and detection limits, amplification efficiency, specificity, trueness and practicability.
