Additionally, to complete the investigation of features on the evaluation results, each clinical feature is assessed individually with respect to its impression of the best obtained prediction. Table 10 reports the results of individual evaluations on the three studied clinical features including breast density, tumor size, and tumor region. By looking to the breast density, it is observed that the average distance error decreases with a direct relation to the amount of the adipose tissue (Table 10), as was previously observed in Section 3.1.1. It can be deduced, breasts with more fibro-glandular tissue, are less affected. The results reported in Table 9 signifies the weakest role of the tumor size among clinical features; however, the outcome presented in Table 10 provide more evidence to evaluate the contribution of this feature. It is observed that large tumors imposes more deformation, which is also an expected result, based on the results obtained in Section 3.1.2. Regarding tumour region, it is difficult to conclude anything relevant, since, by looking to the obtained results, the magnitude of the deformation seem independent on the quadrant.