A 1997 study by Humphreys et al., showed that by combining controlled vocabularies, the UMLS provided substantially more exact matches to free-text terms than any individual vocabulary in the nomenclature [ 22].
By constructing a surrogate model through the Kriging method, computational cost can be substantially reduced because exact calculation of the performance for every combination of variables is not necessary.
Results of the analysis show that, for certain types of insulation materials, the temperatures predicted by the Eurocode may differ substantially from those by exact analytical solution.
These models, known as the long rod, the Love, the Bishop, the Kynch, the Mindlin and Herrmann and the Mindlin and McNiven theories are shown to diverge substantially from the presented "exact" theory.
However, the match rate is substantially lower (65% for exact matches, 66% for category matches) for LoF annotations (Table 2).
However, if two doses give longer than 10 years' protection, then in all the scenarios explored in this model the threshold price per dose for the third dose remains below £31 (£28-35), and may be substantially less depending on exact assumptions about duration of protection and cross protection (fig 4 (left, solid lines) and supplementary table D).
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The experimental evidence indicates that the convergence rate in terms of the required number of linear passes is superior compared to previous exact methods, and substantially faster execution times are observed in dimensions d≤16.
However, orthologous exons that are alternatively spliced in multiple organisms showed a substantially increased bias to be exact multiple of three in length [23], [24].
The Fisher's exact test is substantially more accurate for the evaluation of the significance level, especially with small numbers of observations.
