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Remaining external field contributions to data were further removed using the comprehensive model phase 4 (CM4) (Sabaka et al. 2004; Onovughe 2016).

These data have been carefully reprocessed by Quesnel et al. (2009), who performed extensive data cleaning, removal of the core and external fields using the comprehensive model CM4 (Sabaka et al. 2004), and line levelling.

Prognostication using the comprehensive model matched or improved non-significantly upon the stage only model in the patient samples which did not achieve significance (results not shown).

Prediction was similar or improved when using the comprehensive model on all three metrics and in all treatment cohorts considered, however the difference between the two models was marginal in some cases.

Significantly longer survival in the low-risk group or significantly poorer survival in the high-risk group was considered to be an improvement in prognostication using the comprehensive model.

However, there was still an improvement in the overall treatment cohort when using the comprehensive model on Harrell's C (0.722 vs. 0.706), prediction of 5-year survival in ROC curves (P<0.0001Fig. 1B), Nagelkerke's R2 (0.289 vs. 0.274), but not on Brier score (0.119 vs. 0.119).

Using the comprehensive VRFB model, we investigate the effects of vanadium crossover between the negative and positive electrodes during a single charge/discharge cycle.

However, to check that model quality is not being compromised by under-sampling, the FTMM using the Comprehensive input models (Section 3.4) was re-run using every 20th datum, doubling the amount of input data per orbit.

In this paper, we investigate the processes in which planetary ions are removed by the solar wind interaction using the comprehensive global hybrid model.

The optimized results indicate that a significantly better GaAs film growth performance can be achieved for the horizontal MOCVD reactor based on using the comprehensive 3D mathematical model and the proposed data-driven optimization scheme.

The superiority of the Standard Model when using simulated data could be the result of an unrealistically optimistic ionospheric field subtraction using the Comprehensive Inversion's model, which may not be as effective when used with real data and imperfect assumptions about the Earth's conductivity structure.