The assembly sequence completeness and protein-yielding capability was high, and hence the assembly was used for further analysis.
In the evaluation of process capability, gauge measurement errors usually distort the measured data yielding two dissimilar capability indices, particularly, the actual and the observed process capability indices (ACp and OCp).
These models were constructed by using different statistical learning methods, yielding different prediction capability with Rtest ranging from 0.5 to over 0.9.
By combining the predictions from individual models, four consensus models were developed, yielding better prediction capabilities for the test set (q ext 2 = 0.669 0.689).
Forget stock-still pixels (so boring!)—meet Pixelbot, a two-wheeled robot with an LED display that has mobile capabilities, yielding a colorful, active pixel that can be used for some innovative storytelling.
Both of these possibilities could alter force production or sensory detection capabilities yielding greater and faster displacements of the CP.
The effects of sintering on FeNb2O6 were investigated with lower applied temperatures yielding higher Li+ intercalation capability.
Only the value of flexure rigidity was varied, which afforded the proposed RVE model the capability of yielding E for different graphene volume fractions.
Algae has the capability of yielding many times as much oil as the other feedstocks per unit of growing area, and that corn and soybeans are especially inefficient in this respect (Figure 1). Figure 1 Oil Yields of Feedstocks for Biofuel.
Lately, a newly developed PVD process known as high power impulse magnetron sputtering (HiPIMS) was found to have the capability of yielding highly ionized flux of both gas and sputtered materials by applying a high power in short pulses to the target.
Directly ignoring the covariance structure in the data will inevitably limit the capability of yielding optimal results.
