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Errors reported in these models are well within acceptable limits, which clearly suggest that artificial neural networks can be used for modelling in other fields of renewable energy production and use.

It may have all began with the filmmaker's captivating, often heart-tugging documentary, America The Beautiful, which shines the light on the effects of the media messages being fed to America's youth; more than 40,000 media messages, in fact, which clearly suggest, as Roberts puts it, that, unless you look like supermodels and rock stars, you're not good enough for anyone to love.

Guided by our in vitro data which clearly suggest a reduction of viral particles released from infected cells in the presence of iota-carrageenan, we predicted that the same would hold true in the in vivo infection model thereby arguing that the significantly increased survival rate in the iota-carrageenan-treated group could be attributed to a reduction of viral particles present in the animals.

The results indicate that mtDNA-depleted cells or normal AL cells treated with mitochondrial respiratory chain function inhibitors have an attenuated γ-H2AX induction, which clearly suggest that mitochondria play a crucial role in the early processes of RIBE.

In this study, we presented the spatial and temporal dynamics of ARs in the first 3 years of the Fukushima nuclear accident, which clearly suggest the nuclear accident's causation of the biological changes.

The results from the present study show the high percentage of HCMV virus expression in different histopathological grades of glioma patients, which clearly suggest its role in glioma pathogenesis.

"She's voting no," lets slip Bill Cash MP. "She talked to me at a quadrille about the beauty of Norway and Switzerland, which clearly suggested she admires the way those countries have thrived outside the EU".

The ASCNs were examined by SEM, XRD, EDX and AFM and were further characterized by fluorescence microscopy, which clearly suggested their fluorescent nature.

Figure 11 shows how both families of events are synchronous which clearly suggests that acoustic emissions are directly controlled by the large-scale creeping process.

The intensities of these reflections are found to increase with the increase of Pd loading, which clearly suggests the crystallinity of PdO at or above 3 wt% loading.

Errors reported when using these models are well within acceptable limits, which clearly suggests that artificial neural-networks can be used for modelling in other fields of energy production and use.