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However, if there are no field observations of the suprapermafrost groundwater level, the ANN model developed using only the two input variables of the accessible climate data also has good accuracy and high validity in simulating and forecasting the suprapermafrost groundwater level variation to overcome the data limitations and parameter uncertainty.

To avoid redundant SNPs, this database was developed using only the longest isotig from each isogroup.

Since no relevant differences were found as a consequence of merging both progenies (see Results section), further linkage analyses were developed using only the data set with the merged information of both progenies.

Each equation in the third set, 3a – 3e, was developed using only those data generated in each site; (R varied from 86% to 95%, with a range of associated mean square errors).

Having identified six of the peaks (the 6.44, 6.64, 8.94, 50.7, 79.1 and the potentially doubly charged version of the 79.1 kDa protein at 39.9 kDa), an ANN was developed using only these peaks.

This controller is developed using only VHDL based in the IEEE standards, to ensure the portability with any manufacturer, and this is part of the contribution of this work.

On the other hand, SNP arrays are usually biased towards higher frequency SNP (i.e. ascertainment bias) and are developed using only a subset of the total diversity of different breeds.

This approach proved to be useful in examining population attributable 'functional status' risk, a global disease burden measure developed using only prevalence data from the Canadian Study of Health and Aging first wave data.

It can be seen from Fig. 3 that, the predicted flow values closely matches with the observed flows during both peak and off peak hours, thus indicating the better performance of the model, developed using only limited input data.

Although the model was developed using only liver angiosarcoma tumor data, cancer estimates for the U.S. EPA assessment were revised to include all liver tumors but exclude all nonliver tumors (U.S. EPA 2000a).

Further, with the exception of eCURB, the criteria were developed using only populations of hospitalized patients with community-acquired pneumonia (CAP).