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He might be tempted to bias the primaries (the rules are yet to be defined), for instance by having the earliest ones held in pro-Labastida states, to give his favourite early momentum.

Post-hoc analyses will be performed on the primary outcome variable in patient subgroups, defined for instance by age, sex, caregiver education, family relationship and cognitive ability of the care recipient at baseline.

It is closely related to a global or comprehensive view of the patient, which is a core competency of FM, as defined for instance by the World Organization of National Colleges, Academies and Academic Associations of General Practitioners/Family Physicians WONCAA) [ 9].

All these parameter values correspond to the standard values offered by the Weka software [ 36] and they are defined for instance in [ 35].

Let xij be the observed reference allele (defined arbitrarily for instance by randomly choosing it as the ancestral or derived allele) count in population j (1≤j≤J) at the (bi-allelic) SNP i (1≤i≤I).

In this vein one can define, for instance, orbit-balanced resp.

For instance, by defining key extension points or ability for pluggable FT strategies enhances the flexibility and interoperability of fault-tolerant SOA design.

Responses to these arguments typically point to the fact that the notion of empirical equivalence at play unduly neglects explanatory considerations, for instance, by defining the notion strictly in terms of hypotheses' making the same predictions.

For instance, by defining a confidence region for an estimate [10], a target node position can be confined to a set, e.g., an ellipsoid, with a certain probability, say, 95% of the cases.

An in-depth understanding of these genomic regions, for instance by defining the selected phenotype and underlying mutations, may provide concrete evidences for explaining parallel adaptation to different selection regimes.

Instead of tackling the dynamics from an analytical perspective to allow for general statements for all parameter sets, subsequent theoretical approaches have increased complexity of the assumed interaction in order to increase the biological realism, for instance by defining a multi-locus model that deals with various combinations of MA loci and GfG loci [ 15].