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To investigate which variables added significant predictive capacity, for each output variable, we fitted a logistic regression model by selecting relevant variables through a cross-validated stepwise selection procedure.

It estimates the unknown target distribution by selecting relevant samples from both source and target datasets.

We can now create a mini-site by selecting relevant tags (in this case, anything Facebook related) and grouping together just the content from those tags.

These can be made visible by selecting relevant Raman shifts and plotting their intensities as color-coded pictures (Figures2b,c,d).

In the first step, information from Twitter network is gathered and modeled in a graph by selecting relevant relations or patterns for the influence model.

In this article, CoD video adaptation system is developed to support users' decision in selecting their content of interest and adaptively deliver video source by selecting relevant content and dropping frames while considering network conditions.

An attempt was made to minimize this limitation as much as possible by specifically selecting relevant distinguishing features (member structure, size, regional or supraregional orientation).

In practice, however, most designs are coupled, so that designers must decouple the object design by intelligently selecting relevant DPs, which can be referred as an improved design.

Our basic idea was that if language performance in individuals with aphasia (whether monolingual or bilingual) reflects their ability to control aspects of language use by, for example, selecting relevant words in the face of competition from other words, then any difficulty in verbal control should be most evident in tasks that explicitly demand such control.

We constructed bilateral and unilateral (focusing the dominant site) ultrasound composite scores selecting relevant sites by a hierarchical approach.

Although input data was not statistically filtered (see below), an arbitrary cut-off can be chosen by users to select relevant data whose statistical reliability can be experimentally controlled.