The example employed in this study is adopted from the example provided by Fyffe et al. (1968).
The putative negative examples employed in most of prediction models are generated based on either features of known functional sites[14] or "accept or reject" rule[7], [9], [10].
The textile industry, for example, employed in 2008 an estimated 34 million people in the country.
Two illustrative examples are employed in this tutorial to explain how the acquisition of both put and call electricity options reduces the price and availability risks faced by power producers, respectively.
Examples of techniques employed in this approach include auditory perception training, patterned sensory enhancement, and therapeutic singing, which may be used to improve cognitive, sensorimotor, or speech functions, respectively.
For example, the clustering algorithm employed in this study may result in two structurally similar molecules being grouped into different clusters using a given d thresh clustering value.
Note that because of the special weighting strategy employed in this example, these local significance levels are obtained with the regular Dunnett and univariate z tests.
Interpretation of these comparisons will also need to take into consideration the number, the duration, and the type of recruitment maneuvers carried out during HFOV and CMV (for example, slow stepwise RMs, as employed in this study versus traditional RMs, with continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) of 40 cmH2O for 40 seconds).
For example, one conservative approach that we employed in this work is the use of the rotavirus dose response function for all monitored viruses, because rotavirus is the most infectious virus for which dose response data are available.
