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The results show that the performance of the proposed model is quantitatively better than the other compared models.

The introduction of a second sorption center in the model is proposed to reproduce the sorption behavior for larger alkanes quantitatively better, especially in the low-temperature region.

Quantitatively, better accuracy was produced by the elastic net-first derivative model (R2 = 0.97, residual prediction deviation = 6.32, RPIQ = 7.33, RMSE = 0.24 mg kg− 1).

The regional utilization patterns of pastureland are greatly influenced by the management strategies of Lh households who possess 55.5% of the total regional livestock and dominate on qualitatively and quantitatively better pastureland (Altmann et al. 2016).

Quantitatively, better accuracy was produced by PO4 (Validation R2 = 0.72, RPIQ = 3.39) and org (Validation R2 = 0.93, RPIQ = 4.81) pools along with total As (Validation R2 = 0.88, RPIQ = 3.54) using the first derivative of original reflectance values.

The predictions with the advanced modelling approaches are qualitatively and quantitatively better when compared to the standard models in the code, while having only a 20% increased computational cost.

Semi-quantitatively, the better electrochemical and electrochromic properties of both films take place predominantly at potentials where the higher accumulation of the radical cations (polarons and bipolarons) in the polymer structure involves great lattice reorganization.

This study quantified coughs and reported a significantly lower cough rate and sedative requirement, and semi-quantitatively indicated better patient comfort when compared with the supine posture.

The Civil War period fares better a lot better quantitatively, a little better qualitatively, but still pretty pathetic compared to the possibilities that the actual history offers.

The second objective was to quantitatively describe and better understand the role that the food service industry plays in the safety of food.

The relationship between mechanical stimuli and curing tissue generation and development should be quantitatively evaluated to better understand the effective healing of bone fractures.