Finally, they're leading an effort to develop a new "capture-efficiency" metric for residential range hoods that will provide consumers a reliable indication of real-world performance.
CO2 permeance and CO2/CH4 selectivity were studied at a variety of pressures and temperatures over time to yield indications of real-world separation performance.
The game provides a neat indication of where real-world simulation is heading in this ever-more graphically ambitious industry.
Nonetheless, there is no clear evidence in the literature to support the use of electrochemical discharge in real systems, neither are there clear indications of the real-world limitations of this practice.
There is no suggestion there has been any influence on real-world driving, so as a result there is no indication of any more NOx being put into the atmosphere".
One contentious provision, for example, directs the FDA to assess whether new drug uses, or indications, could be approved based on "real-world evidence", such as observational studies.
Powel et al. used the CFIR to examine 'research (and real-world implementation efforts)' with the expectation that this would give 'some indication of how comprehensively strategies address important aspects of implementation' ([ 7], pp. 194-195).
This approach may not be as robust as, for instance, a real-world patient registry, but is quite sufficient in giving reasonable indications as the sample of physicians and patients was representative.
There is a clear indication for a large randomised trial carried out in real-world circumstances.
In a real-world setting, switching patients to another treatment regimen may introduce confounding by indication, an important limitation to observational studies reporting on patients changing their treatment regimens, including the study described here.
