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Also, the number of CVs for each class must be decided in order to reach an high classification accuracy and generalization while avoiding under- or over-fitting of the CVs.

Then, proper anatomical location of the investigated scaffold in the animal should be decided, in order to recreate active loading on to the construct.

This has been decided in order to maximize the positive economic effect on the resident population that pays taxes locally and to promote a circular economy.

The knowledge on the behavior on the connection between the blade number and the turbine rotational speed can assist the designer in obtaining an appropriate decision in the design stage, especially in selecting the specification of the generator and the transmission ratio when the blade number is decided, in order to contribute in obtaining a technology with a desirable performance outcome.

The shape of each large plot was decided in order to be composed of a ridge, a slope, and a valley of the same area.

The choice of clustering patient's problems was decided in order to prevent coincidental differences due to the limited numbers of patients.

The absence of other possible confounder and interaction variables was decided in order to insure the statistical power of the test.

This sub-class incorporates obviously different vaginal anomalies and their variants (mainly those of transverse vaginal septa); this was decided in order to avoid an extremely extensive sub-classification for the classification system's simplicity.

It was decided, in order to have a good match with the limited length variations of the available AMS devices (the initial maximal stent length was 15 mm; later, 20-mm-long stents also became available) and to have each lesion covered by maximally one stent, to limit the maximal lesion length to 15 mm initially and to 20 mm later.

The 40 years age limit was decided in order to exclude FPA due to late onset disorders and to cognitive impairment or dementia, and also with the aim of obtaining data possibly useful for the identification of psychopathological risk factors and the characteristics of the clinical onset.

"If this happens, this will be a major question for the Roberts court, and it would have to be decided in short order," said Hasen, referring to Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr.