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The Biome-BGC model was successfully evaluated for a number of hydrological and carbon cycle components [31 33].
In a previous study, these transformation functions were successfully evaluated for a low-frequency optical noise samples generation [18].
The combination of mutant Pdc1 in pdc null background was successfully evaluated for production of (R -PAC at industR -PACcate.
Model performance was also successfully evaluated for structurally and compositionally complex old-growth forests in the western Cascades of Oregon.
Meanwhile, the approach was successfully evaluated for various Salmonella as well as closely related non-Salmonella serovars.
This Ag@Pt catalyst was successfully evaluated for the oxygen reduction reaction, involving a four-electron transfer mechanism.
We successfully evaluated a protocol for the COBAS AmpliPrep automated system to be used for cfDNA extraction from maternal plasma samples collected in the 1st trimester of pregnancy.
On the basis of Luce's (2002, 2004) theory's holding for loudness, they successfully evaluated the resulting axioms for loudness, and the result was that the scales are the same as long as different reference points for increasing and decreasing intensities are allowed to differ; thus, individuals can be said to rely on a single scale of loudness.
Finally, a classification technique, Soft Independent Modelling by Class Analogy (SIMCA), was successfully evaluated as identification technique for unknown samples.
36 A team in Kilifi adapted a western tool for school-age children and then successfully evaluated its construct validity and sensitivity for discriminating cognitive deficits following severe malaria (high-risk), mild malaria (medium risk) and no previous admission with malaria (low-risk).
Mini-BAL has been successfully evaluated in comparison with bBAL for the diagnosis of ventilator-associated pneumonia [ 8], but it showed disappointing results in a recent study where both techniques were compared for assessing alveolar permeability and inflammation in patients at risk for ARDS or with ARDS [ 9].
