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We thus conclude that bagging methods, which have so far been overlooked in favour of boosting, should be examined more closely as a potentially useful ensemble learning technique for speech recognition.

However, at least 50% of the population remain seropositive at 4 5 months of age, and it is plausible that existing Ab titres could interfere with vaccine response and hence childhood vaccines may not be useful in this setting, or a schedule with later boosting should be considered.

Downstream of the resonance region the perpendicular velocity boost should be converted to axial flow velocity through the conservation of the first adiabatic invariant as the magnetic field decreases in the exhaust region of the VASIMR.

An efficiency boost should be expected, however.

Liberal Democrat leader Stewart Golton believes the cash boost should be used to reverse the decision and invest in energy saving LED lights.

In women under 50 years old, a boost should be administered routinely to the tumour bed even when the margins are clear (standard, level of evidence: B).

In patients considered to be at low risk of local recurrence, the boost dose could be forgone and in patients with a high risk a boost should be administered or even escalated.

These experiments indicated that a 5- to 6-week interval between the ChAdV63.HIVconsv prime and MVA.HIVconsv boost should be used for eliciting high frequencies of T-cell responses, which will in turn allow detailed mapping of subdominant epitopes.

Second, the antibody change might have been related to a known ADI, either if an ADI was bracketed by the samples or if the first sample was too close to the previous ADI such that the observed antibody boost should be attributed to that infection.

The boosting factor should be higher than one but lower than the MS/MS boosting factor.

The OECD has been supportive of the chancellor's austerity programme and said the onus for boosting growth should be on the Bank of England – suggesting that Threadneedle Street should expand the money supply through its quantitative easing (QE) programme next year.