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This study reports on the consensus for hearing aid candidature and fitting in cases of mild hearing loss with and without bothersome tinnitus.

In this paper, we presented augmented active appearance models, a general approach for AAM fitting in cases of non-stationary shape motions and non-discriminative local texture information.

Fractional polynomials are a means of identifying the curve of best fit in cases where non-linearity is possible but there is no scientific reason to specify the shape of the non-linear relationship.

The term "dysplasia" has a Greek origin, and it means abnormally developed uterus, which fits in cases with non-functional developed parts of the uterus.

We can also find that the spectral efficiencies of one spectrum hole case fit in well with the case of the multiple holes under the same simulation condition (indicated by the dashed lines in Figures 7(a) and 7(b)).

In accordance with this, the fluxes could rarely be re-fitted in case one or both of these parameters were set arbitrarily.

Her case does not fit in with any of the known causes of diabetes that remit.

A gold brooch in the form of a spider, from 2005, and a beautifully glazed porcelain sculpture with a golden woman's head attached to a bulbous black handle both fit nicely in cases of 18th- and 19th-century European jewelry and fine ceramics.

By section 4 the city reserved the right to erect and maintain as many fire hydrants as it should see fit, and, in case of fire, that the city should have all reasonable and necessary control of the water for the extinguishment thereof.

For each model the log likelihood, the AIC (Akaike Information Criterion) and the BIC (Bayesian Information Criterion) statistics are indicated (lower values represent better model fit in case of AIC and BIC [ 40]), and the proportional reduction of variance explained at each level (R1, R2) is reported [ 41].

In the following, we will explain the principle of local polynomial kernel fits in the case of univariate variables (i.e., d=1).