Given the problems with the Cognition article, the absence of the original data for the Science article suggested some more serious failing than bad archiving practices: that perhaps, for instance, the reported experiments had never been done.
In terms of viscosity ratio, the reported experiments cover the wide range (0.002 < mu_{text{nw}} /mu_{text{w}} < 39.091).
For all the reported experiments, the GMM (learned from human searches) reaches a lower expected uncertainty than all other search algorithms.
In the reported experiments, Sartobind® Q, chosen as benchmark comparison, provides a better compromise between high recovery and large dynamic binding capacity.
It discusses the differences in the reported experiments from five perspectives (biomass category, particle size definition, sugar yield definition, biomass treatment procedure, and particle size level).
In the reported experiments we used commercially available (economical) model proteins, which facilitate the use of the results for future comparison and reference.
The constructed Monte Carlo model has been examined by a series of calculations and comparisons with the reported experiments and other theoretical results.
The algorithm implemented for the neural architecture achieved good results in the reported experiments, that consider combination of information from different linear distance metrics (Euclidean and Manhattan) and angle measurements.
Major limitations of previous approaches for studying viscous fingering in immiscible displacements are that the reported experiments have been conducted utilizing the linear displacements schemes in the media with high, single-phase permeabilities.
Based on the reported experiments and results, we suggest that when setting up a classifier for real-life purposes, one should first use the OpCode representation and, if the disassemble of the file is not feasible, use the byte representation [12], which appears to be less accurate.
Of all the reported experiments and procedures, the conditions proposed by Casteel et al. [42, 49], who used juvenile swine over a subchronic period of 15 days with 0.5-5 g soil (75 675 μg Pb/kg bw/day) delivered twice per day, appear the best suited for simulating the conditions of ingestion of soil/dust/paint particles by infants/children.
