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Classes were correctly assigned for more than 90% of the samples in both the riparian and agricultural study areas.

In practice, each data stream can be assigned for more than one RF chains at the advantage of diversity techniques.

Our results show that based on field observations alone paternity could be assigned for more than 99%% of all clutches, while for one out of 191 cases the genetic assignments did not match the field observations.

Several guests attempted surreptitiously to switch the cat or rabbit they had been assigned for a more desirable snake.

(2) Assign eigenvectors so that not arbitrarily given poles, but poles at desirable area can be assigned, for even more general conditions.

These negative patient attributes can exert a cumulative influence on teeth being assigned for restoration more often than teeth with fewer negative factors [ 63, 64].

The results indicated that our method was able to rebuild atomic models of a complex even for maps of 30 Å resolution if sufficient numbers (eight or more) of Gaussian distribution functions were employed for each subunit, and the symmetric restraints were assigned for complexes with more than three subunits.

Finally, to control the relationship between entrepreneurial engagement and explanatory variables, we used firm age (0 for firms less than 10 years and 1 for firms existed for 10 and more years) and firm size (0 assigned for firms with 10 or more workers and 1 for firms with less than 10 workers).

The weights assigned for the different signals were more relevant for the AP contribution compared to the HR in terms of syncope prediction, yielding 95% sensitivity and 93% specificity.

Because noisy junctions may result in incorrect assembly results, a higher positive cost is assigned for junction edges that are more likely to be problematic.

Each item was assigned a value of 1 in the presence of a deficit (otherwise 0), and a value of 2 was assigned for people with two or more serious conditions that led to admission to hospital or a period of confinement in bed.