Sentence examples for procedures and ii from inspiring English sources
The Mean Absolute Error (MAE) and the Kullback-Leibler divergence (KL) metrics were computed for the distributions of the atmospheric flow features in order to: (i) compare the difference between the performance of the two clustering procedures, and (ii) compare the distribution of flow properties between WRF mesoscale model and Code_Saturne.
Arguably, a hypothesis might be that crime scripts are actually unfit for that purpose, and that an improvement of crime scripting practices is needed to (i) increase our understanding of criminal procedures, and (ii) encourage the development of innovative control measures.
In this respect, it is noteworthy that we have previously shown that (i) yeast cells do have one or more transporters which allow the accumulation of intracellularly produced ascorbic acid in the culture medium (i.e., thus greatly facilitating the purification procedures) and (ii) that S. cerevisiae cells are quite tolerant to high concentrations of ascorbic acid (at least 40 50 g/L) [16].
Unfortunately the multidimensionality and at least partial non-linearity of the data, (i) limits the value of both intuition/experience of the nephrologists and standard statistical procedures and (ii) makes their interpretation and practical use in clinical wards difficult [ 27].
We believe that in the absence of (i) KRAS standardised testing procedures and (ii) sufficient data on the functional role of rare variants, a comprehensive analysis to identify all KRAS mutations in tumour samples is required.
The costs of each follow-up strategy were compared, using the actual billing documents issued by the French health insurance system, including costs of (i) (a) ICD-related ambulatory visits and transportation, (b) other ambulatory visits, (c) cardiovascular treatments and procedures, and (ii) hospitalizations for the management of cardiovascular events.
It has several advantages: (i) it is a relatively low-cost and eco-friendly procedure; and (ii) it is nontoxic, biocompatible, and thermally and chemically stable [8, 9].
Current random access optimization research efforts can be resumed into two categories: (i) improvement for currently employed ALOHA random access procedure and (ii) designs of a non-ALOHA procedure.
The primary objectives were to (i) assess the efficacy of SSTS in fast track recovery (defined as NRS < 3 and ability to walk the same day of the procedure), and (ii) safety in comparison to cFNB.
The results of the novel convergence analysis are twofold: i) the presence of additive disturbances introduces a bias in the estimation procedure, and ii) the iterative procedure can be interpreted as experiment design for H∞-norm estimation, revealing the value of iterations and limits of accuracy in terms of the Fisher information matrix.
This paper proposes a Monte Carlo simulation technique, which allows the generation of possible outcomes for agents holding the following conditions: (i) both the point-in-time and the extreme value distributions are appropriately reproduced within the simulation procedure, and (ii) it maintains the temporal dependence structure of the stochastic process.
