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The failure mechanisms of the bottom plating are also analyzed to provide insight into the main deformation mechanisms with reasonable predictive accuracy.

In order to deepen the understanding of the mechanisms that determine the performance of the condenser and to facilitate the further optimization of its industrial design, a multiscale approach is developed to reduce as much as possible the complexity of the simulation code while maintaining reasonable predictive accuracy.

Our results here indicate that whole genome profiling is certainly not necessary as we obtain very reasonable predictive accuracy, sensitivity and specificity with 150, 100 and 50 total genes per signature.

Consistently, another tree-based model [ 24] and a Bayesian belief network [ 25] achieve reasonable predictive accuracy for graft survival.

In the present study, Ki after 20 Gy has a reasonable predictive accuracy of 79%, but it is not significant, perhaps due to the small sample size.

Direct measurement of anticipated Pt has proved possible, and for carers who indicate a short, limited Pt this measure appears to have reasonable predictive accuracy.

In general, all the seven methods produced reasonable estimates of predictive accuracy across all the four scenarios.

While this model provides reasonable link-predictive accuracy, the clusterings dramatically disagree with those from human anatomists.

Of 39 osmolarity equations, 5 showed reasonable agreement with directly measured osmolality and 3 had good predictive accuracy in subgroups with diabetes and poor renal function.

Based on the above facts, it is reasonable to infer that the fluctuation caused by global information is limited and local information dominates the binding predictive accuracy, which support our assumption that target-ligand binding is a local event.

Dudbridge, F. Power and predictive accuracy of polygenic risk scores.