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The output from the present model was compared with the study using satellite data proposed by Alken and Maus (2007).

The economic feasibility of any steam flooding project depends on the accuracy of the predicted production data proposed by the model.

The sample selection method based on NIR spectral data proposed by Puchwein and the CADEX (computer aided design of experiments) algorithm were used and compared.

This paper presents the extension and implementation of the method of fuzzy clustering of fuzzy data proposed by Yang and Liu [Yang, M.-S. and Liu, H-H, H-H,. Fuzzy clustering procedures for conical fuzzy vector data. Fuzzy Sets and Systems, 1999 189-200.].

This is a more likely time for transmission of communicable diseases such as leprosy than the Late Pleistocene migrations proposed by Pinhasi et al. [8] and thus supports the interpretation of the genetic data proposed by Monot et al. [12].

Normal PI values were defined according to the gestational age-adjusted data proposed by Guiot et al. [ 34].

A starting point could to be to explore how new innovations could help to fill gaps in data for the new sustainable development goals, along the lines of the SDG data labs proposed by the Ieag report.

Corresponding with the data type proposed by Beye et al. [28] in Figure 2, this class of data covers expressed interests such as Facebook's Like and Google's +1 and the rating of photos shared by other users.

We used a collective data sheet proposed by the World Health Organization (WHO) (9 ) to assess the magnitude and severity of the disease and to collect data from patients.

Not only were the cabinet and National Security Council not told of this programme, neither was the committee set up to scrutinise the communications data bill (proposed by the Home Office to take the same police powers that GCHQ already exercised).

Sprint Nextel said on Thursday that it would use a data network proposed by Clearwire, an independent subsidiary, as long as the smaller company raised more capital.