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More than 8000 existing soil observations and 16 environmental variables, including geology, landscape type, land use and terrain parameters, were available as input data within the modeling.

This PTV regularization consists in applying a penalty to the MAD obtained in the previous step, directly proportional to the distance between the current and initial PTVs, i.e., the PTV available as input to this module.

Smart grid constrained optimal control is a complex issue due to the constant growth of grid complexity and the large volume of data available as input to smart device control.

In what follows, we describe the algorithm to be used for the calculation of a full model, including seasonal variation, assuming one full year of level 1b magnetic data is available as input.

In the case when a learner's knowledge level is known a priori, e.g. from a recent classroom test, and is available as input to the ITS then the ITS could simply trigger the more specialized and more accurate prediction model corresponding to the specific learner's knowledge level without the need to use the micro-adaptive-only prediction model.

Thus, the efficiency of selection depends on the amount of information available as input, implying that attentional capacity is limited [2], [3], [4], [5].

As the WSUT is static, our analysis has not modelled the substitution price effects that would occur as more recycled material is available as inputs.

Nowadays 2D NMR data can be routinely generated, even in automation, and a multitude of data are available as inputs to CASE systems – e.g. HSQC (HMQC), 1H-1H COSY (TOCSY) and HMBC methods.

This method works well when a large number of homologous RNAs are available as inputs.

We used 5,403 ELs, which are the most detailed data available, as inputs to measure proximity to health facilities.

Currently, estimates of Africa's population health parameters tend to be made at the global level (14, 15), using such data as may be available as inputs to increasingly sophisticated models.