In addition, multiple knock-outs proved to contribute valuable additional information compared to single knock-outs.
But the survey does provide "valuable additional information that confirms, to some degree, things we have seen," Mr. Saft added.
The initial results show that the proposed BIM DES framework reinforces both elements by providing valuable additional information.
Nevertheless, excess air concentrations provide valuable additional information on the type of recharge (saturated or unsaturated, degree of water table fluctuations).
Here, we demonstrate that isotopic labeling of glycogen and RNA, measured with gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS), provides valuable additional information for 13C-MFA.
These results, which are a nationally representative dataset of mineral values for drinking water available from home taps, provides valuable additional information for assessment of dietary mineral intake.
Transient kinetic experiments provide valuable additional information about the behaviour of complex organic reaction systems, which was illustrated here with continuous enantioselective three-phase hydrogenation of ethyl benzoylformate over supported Pt catalyst particles in a fixed bed.
The demonstration confirms that geochemical data are valuable additional information for reservoir characterization, and shows that integration of geochemical data into reservoir simulation procedures can improve reservoir simulation models.
It is shown that the CFD simulations provide comparable results with MATLAB, and that the CFD code can provide valuable additional information about temperature and concentration gradients in and around the catalyst pellet this is not available in a simple one-dimensional approach.
The WoE approach also has the advantage, such that it uses valuable additional information whose submission is not mandatory (e.g. field data, alternative testing strategies).
As a result, the video animations and superimpositions provide valuable additional information that can be applied to treatment of patients in the clinical setting.
