The phrase "avoided informative" is not correct in English.
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Both criteria were applied to avoid informative censoring in the survival analysis (e.g., an insurance period ends because of death, but this reason might not be documented in these cases).
In this study, although 90% of patients had no missing values, we employed MI methods to avoid wasting informative data that have been collected, and results were similar to those revealed with CC analysis.
In this sense, our choice not to model spatial dependencies can be seen as a cautious approach to avoid making informative spatial dependence assumptions that may be incorrect and therefore deleterious to outbreak detection performance.
Three photomicrographs were taken by the neuropathologist (LB) as representative of the tumour, avoiding non-informative areas such as cortex and necrosis and without knowledge of the methylation status.
In studies with overlapping patients, the most informative one was chosen to avoid duplicate information.
To avoid risk of informative censoring owing to death or liberation from mechanical ventilation, later time points were not evaluated.
Rule set pruning, applied in order to minimize the numbers of both rules and 'Errors', was successfully used to avoid overfitting and informative imbalance [ 55].
In contrast to RFE; however, we still used each voxel's sound-responsiveness (assessed by the functional sound localizer) as its discard criterion and thus avoided the rejection of potentially informative data by noise-driven low SVM weights.
Finally, significant genes are associated to the most informative Gene Sets, avoiding the redundancy of information on Gene Sets representing general biological functions.
Significant genes are associated to both the most informative functional terms, avoiding redundancy of information, and the most representative temporal patterns, thus improving the readability of the results.
