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Hilbert space-filling curves allow us to divide the problem into smaller sub-problems, each focusing on a smaller than the original dataset.

Field observations and zircon U Pb ages allow us to divide the intrusive complex into an early phase at 329 306 Ma and a late phase at 304 to 299 Ma.

This could allow us to divide the general population into risk categories, in order to better target monitoring and preventative strategies, such as screening for breast and bowel cancer, to those at greatest risk.

The small sample size limited us in two ways: 1) It did not allow us to divide the data into separate training and test sets such assuring that the classifier can apply the rules it learned on new, unseen before, samples of the real world.

This will allow us to divide extant species into groups that have maintained a cellular backbone.

Recent advances in our understanding of breast cancer biology based on molecular techniques allow us to divide breast cancer into at least four subtypes [ 25, 26].

The land use categories in The Corine 2006 Database ([2006]) were created according town planning information, which allowed us to divide the land use in the aquifer areas into urban or industrial.

The use of this scale allows us to divide patients into three different groups from a therapeutic point of view: fit (same treatment strategies as those used in younger patients), frail (reduced dose or no chemotherapy) and intermediate.

Fortunately, its position, in the middle of a large exon, allowed us to divide exon 20 into two fragments using two overlapping amplicons with PCR product sizes of 121 bp and 146 bp.

We then attempted to dissect the population using these parameters and applying visual analysis similar to those used previously [9], [10], [11] The visual separation allowed us to divide the population into three groups.

The threshold admission rate used to classify the countries was set at 0.85, allowing us to divide the study sample into two groups of approximately equal size.