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The resulting maps were tested using existing data and the factors were improved using an iterative procedure until a good agreement was reached.

However, a second important virtue is that it makes a number of predictions that can easily be tested using existing methods.

de Roos' model could be readily tested using existing experimental methods (a PCR machine for the thermal cycling required for non-enzymatic formation of dsRNA from oligonucleotides, and in vitro selection procedures to examine whether this process could lead to emergence of a simple catalytic RNA – here any catalytic RNA would suffice to convince me).

However, over a third would not have been offered testing using existing criteria.

The checklist can be implemented by users to record information relating to the measurement properties and feasibility characteristics of a given test, using existing results in the literature.

However, there are almost no available works on NB-PLC MIMO, and they are limited to explore indoor NB-PLC channels [20] or to plain tests using existing single phase PRIME devices [21].

Therefore, it is possible that our experimental epitopes dataset is biased toward peptides that were predicted for subsequent synthesis and experimental testing using existing structural prediction methods that most often incorporate surface exposure information in their algorithms.

Moreover, an intuitively appealing approach is to conduct allowables testing on the coupon level, produce the ''element'' design values by testing, use existing technology to combine results from level one and two, and use structural mechanics to predict structural design data.

The resulting maps were tested using the existing inventory.

The SVF-oriented planning method was tested using the existing building geometry of two high-density districts of Hong Kong, Mong Kok and Sham Shui Po, and site-specific design strategies for tree planting were developed.

This includes approaches such as measuring chemical concentrations within cell-based assays and during in vivo studies, understanding how predicted human exposures relate to levels tested, and using existing information on human exposures to aid in toxicity study design.