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The solid line denotes an example flow of cytometry data across the four applications.

The recent paper of Berne and Siewert-Delle [ 21] denotes a good example for an accurate approach using a relatively reliable (LDL-cholesterol level) surrogate end-point.

SVMs' success lies in its ability to maximise the margin, which denotes the distance between an example and the decision boundary.

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The presence of terminal fucosyl α-L(1→2) units linked to branching β-D-galactosyl residues (denoted as F; for an example see Figure 1 and for nomenclature of XyG oligosaccharides see [ 13]) is the main difference between seed reserve XyG and structural XyG from the PCW of eudicot tissues [ 14].

The convention of a bullet denotes a fusion, for example, trpD trpC.

c denotes a cluster, for example, c(G(N N), G(M N),...) represent a cluster that contains G(N N), G(M N), etc.

The English sign "dog" denotes, for example, a member of the species Canis familiaris.

It is a world with its own jargon (A.F.C., for example, denotes an Average Frustrated Chump, P.U.A. a Pickup Artist) and luminaries known by pseudonyms like Mystery, Juggler and Formhandle.

In this section, we use a small-scale scenario, denoted as scenario 0, as an example to illustrate the procedure of the proposed algorithm.

To simplify the interpretation of model (3), we considered J = 3 different events with event "death" denoted by j = 3 as an example.