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Specific regimen compositions were defined by using algorithms developed in previous claims-based studies of chemotherapy utilization [ 9, 14].

Resulting reads were trimmed of the primer sequences, filtered for high quality, and assembled by using algorithms developed by the Broad Institute.

Data from the PAR was then further analyzed on a day-by-day basis using algorithms developed in Microsoft Office Excel 2007.

Using algorithms developed by exercise scientists and world-class athletes, Forerunner 405CX monitors the micro changes in a user's heart rate and uses that detailed information to better calculate the number of calories burned during aerobic activity.

Visualization and hierarchical clustering of microarray data, using Euclidean Distance metrics and Average Linkage Clustering, was performed in MEV using algorithms developed by Eisen et al. [ 92].

Visualization and hierarchical clustering of microarray data, using Euclidean Distance metrics and Average Linkage Clustering, was performed in MEV using algorithms developed by Eisen et al. [ 46].

Test scores were obtained using algorithms developed by the authors, scores being normalized to a scale of 0 to 100, with 50 as the average scale of the normal population.

Comorbid conditions were determined using algorithms developed by Elixhauser et al [ 15] as well as additional high-risk clinical conditions specific to joint replacement surgery (prior joint replacement surgery, acute fracture) that have been used in prior analyses assessing orthopedic outcomes [ 16- 18].

The intramuscular EMG signal was decomposed using algorithms developed by Stashuk [ 13] to obtain accurate estimates of mean MU firing rates, and were combined with the surface EMG signal to provide estimates of surface-detected motor unit action potentials (SMUPs) using spike-triggered-averaging.

The explicit splitting of basal insulin replacement from meal replacement using algorithms developed by experimentation, the support of the small-group education delivery and use of adult education techniques, and the opportunity to take time to learn how insulin works with food all are likely to be important.

Using algorithms developed by Needleman et al. (2001), proportions and rates of records that identified nursing-sensitive outcomes for pressure ulcers, pneumonia and surgical wound infections were determined from administrative hospitalisation data for all paediatric patients discharged from a tertiary paediatric hospital in Western Australia between July 1999 and June 2009.