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In the machine learning approach, a widely adapted method for dealing with those variances is to record a so called calibration measurement on the beginning of each session in order to optimize spatial filters and classifiers specifically for each subject and each day.

The plate assay is a simple, rapid, and well adapted method for screening of large number of samples [ 20].

DFA is, even in the "PCR era", a particularly adapted method for the long term surveillance of respiratory viruses in a pediatric population.

The application of an adapted method for tumor transplantation may be used to take advantage of the precise genetic alterations designed into the GEM models, but in a highly reproducible and relatively rapid fashion [ 77].

Several powerful and adapted methods for Enterprise Modelling and Enterprise Engineering allow to describe, to test by using simulation and/or human expertise and to improve operational processes in a company.

In this paper, we adapt methods for classing mountain pine beetle-induced tree mortality to detect spruce beetle-induced tree mortality from single-date high-resolution imagery and multi-date moderate-resolution data.

The current recommendations for screening and diagnosis of GDM were written over 40 years ago by adapting methods for screening non-pregnant women in order to identify those at high risk for T2DM after pregnancy [ 2].

Although the idea of adapting methods for reconstructing species evolution to the study of tumors has proven powerful, the analogy has limits because single cells in a tumor evolve differently from organisms within a population.

Existing GDM screening guidelines were developed more than 40 years ago by adapting methods for non-pregnant women or to identify those at a higher risk of developing T2DM after pregnancy 12.

The blind deconvolution problem has been a research hotspot in recent years (Levin et al., 2011; Xu et al., 2013) and we adapt methods for its solution to the base-calling problem (Wang and Yin, 2010).

We used an adapted method (SCCS for censored post-event exposures) to assess the effects of antidepressants on childhood suicide as the original approach cannot deal with deaths.