However, for fiber produced utilizing conventional techniques, the phosphosilicates are found to have the potential for lower Brillouin gain since more P2O5 can be reliably incorporated into the glassy matrix.
A simple measure such as a 10-point numerical rating scale of pain can be easily and reliably incorporated into an outpatient visit [ 20].
Furthermore, with provably accurate algorithms, feedback from in vitro experiments can be more reliably incorporated into the model, since discrepancies between experimental results and computational predictions can be attributed solely to deficiencies of the model (as opposed to the algorithm) (Georgiev and Donald, 2007).
In the authors' opinion, this step represents a fundamental contribution in order to reliably and consistently incorporate the effects of self-healing into tailored durability-based design approaches, based, e.g., on a "healable" crack width threshold concept.
Osseointegration implies an anchorage mechanism, whereby artificial components can be reliably and predictably incorporated into living bone, and that this anchorage can persist under all normal loading conditions [ 6].
The heterogeneity between studies being difficult to investigate reliably, we chose to incorporate the assumption that the effect on survival between studies was not identical but followed some unknown distribution.
It is critical to assess drought risk based on a reliably integrated drought index incorporating comprehensive information of meteorology, hydrology and agriculture drought indices, which is of great value for further understanding the future drought tendency, prevention and mitigation.
However, the cell counting may be more reproducible in the centre of the tumour, the invasive/peritumoural margin being potentially difficult to delineate reliably and thus difficult to incorporate in the daily practice.
At present, precompression cannot be measured or standardised reliably because pressure sensors are not incorporated within transducers.
In this study, we aimed to design a flexible approach to reliably estimate historical PM2.5 concentrations by incorporating spatial effect and the measurements of existing co-pollutants such as particulate matter with diameter <10 μm (PM10) and meteorological variables.
