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Through a combination of comparative modelling and simulated heating/annealing molecular dynamics (SAMD) simulation in explicit water the model accuracy could be substantially improved compared to comparative modelling on its own as shown by model validation measures.

The friction and wear resistance properties of the PEO coatings in simulated body fluid (SBF) were substantially improved compared to Ti6Al4V alloy.

Nevertheless, the delay time of the microfluidic device described here was substantially improved compared to our PDMS-based microfluidic device, which had a lag time of 25 min using the same flow rate (1 μL/min).

We also detected a weaker progerin-staining signal in almost all of the rapamycin or RAD001 treated HGPS cells, and their nuclear morphology appeared substantially improved compared to untreated cells.

For example, the median OS was 21.4 23.7 months for patients with the variant TT genotype and 27.8 35.5 months for the other genotypes in COMPARZ, all of which were substantially improved compared with historical survival data in advanced RCC when cytokines were the mainstay treatment (median survival 13 months) (Motzer et al, 2000).

The described approach is seen to give substantially improved accuracy compared to more traditional methods.

The method can yield substantially improved accuracy compared with Chib's estimator and the crude Monte Carlo estimator, as illustrated with three examples.

The proposed methods combine the results of multiple classifiers to achieve a substantially improved prediction compared to the optimal single classifier.

As a benchmark, previous work has shown that this type of algorithm specifically designed for extracting tidal networks from LiDAR data is able to achieve substantially improved results compared with those obtained using standard algorithms for drainage network extraction from Digital Terrain Models.

This transillumination system was not optimised for this application, but gave substantially improved penetration compared to multispectral imaging.

Although the ductile anchorage system used by Hall et al. (2002) provided substantially improved performance compared to bolted angle and unanchored specimens, the ductile anchorage allowed the anchored FRP to reach only 50%% of its tensile capacity.