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Then, they have been systematically analyzed and later verified by making use of the Taguchi method.

The model's accuracy is verified by making comparison between the ice crystal mass' experimental value and the values predicted by the model.

The parameters of the model, such as the peak current, pulse duration, electric polarity, and the properties of materials, have been systematically selected and then verified by making use of the standard Taguchi method.

Phylogenetic trees were generated from homologies of the LKR/SDH amino acid sequences from different sources by the neighbor-joining method, and the confidence of the branching order was verified by making 1,000 bootstrap replicates using the fourth version of MEGA software.

The presence and position of the palmaris longus tendon before surgery were verified by making a "V" shape using a "two finger sign" with the thumb and index finger.

Reduction of the disulfide linking Cys 57 to Cys 146 (apoSOD12SH) was verified by making use of the large differences in Cβ chemical shift values of Cys residues in oxidized (on average 40.7 ± 3.8 ppm) and reduced (28.4 ± 2.4 ppm) states (Sharma and Rajarathnam, 2000).

The significance of such regional forecast for reservoir processes was verified by observations made during different hydraulic stimulation experiments.

Lens position relative to the pupil was adjusted by tension and angle of the cable until centered with the cable oriented along the superior inferior axis as judged by eye, and later verified by measurements made on photographs taken before and after every experiment via an infrared camera installed in the stimulus source (Fig.  2c).

One was stippling on gel-blood to indicate road rash; the other was getting the kid reconnected to the computer, verifying connectivity by making it say one of its 15 pre-recorded responses, like, "There's blood in my poop!" I returned to our control room.

He verified his method by making use of two sets of three-phase experimental data published in the literatures and then applied his methodology to calculate three-phase kr values of different WAG cycles.

The comments, which were first reported by Cambridge University's student newspaper Varsity and verified by Broadcast, were made at an event last Friday, in which he described the BBC as "a market intervention of around £4bn by government".