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Regarding the specific case evaluated in this paper, analyzed data show that hybridization has an advantage that depends on the nature of fuel used, being of 20%% for natural gas and 112 % for biogas in relation to output power of solar-only operation.

Consequently for this specific case, evaluating the absolute probabilistic values presented in Additional file 1 is recommended to better interpret the results instead of risk scores.

In the following proposition, we analyze this specific case and evaluate the minimum achievable ergodic SE of the system.

In the specific case of evaluating the activation free energy of a chemical process, the following modified version of Eq.  (3) can be used (for details see Ref. [27,51]): (4) Δ g α ‡ = Δ g α x α ‡ − Δ g α x RS + β − 1 ln 1 Δ x ‡ ∫ − ∞ x ‡ exp − Δ g α x α ‡ − Δ g α x RS β dx.

The optimal operation problem is considered in four specific cases to evaluate the random effect of the load and energy prices on the performance of the EH model.

In the specific case of greigite, evaluating the extent of reaction showed that with increasing temperature the area fits improved (resulting in less scattered values and reduced error in α) and this indicated that the crystallinity of greigite increased with temperature.

As a specific case of application, we evaluated the estimation of the gradient and unevenness of sidewalks by machine learning from the sensor data during the passage of strollers, verifying the effectiveness of this technique.

The rough estimations obtained by this approach may also help to select specific cases to be evaluated by the accurate, high investment histogram and disector methods.

Another report showed that EUS-FNA failed to establish a specific pathological diagnosis other than lineage determination in one-third of cases evaluated 20.

TOPSIS method was combined with evaluation index system to evaluate a specific case.

In the area of evaluation the paper discusses the pros and cons of the logsum as an accessibility measure, ethical aspects, comparisons of accessibility indicators to evaluate a specific case, and the needs of the clients of accessibility research.