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This chapter discusses and illustrates variable selection that rigorously validate quantitative structure activity relationship (QSAR) models with statistically significant external predictive power ultimately afford their application as reliable virtual screening tools for database mining or chemical library design.

Our analysis of synteny between Astyanax and Danio illustrates variable levels of genomic conservation across linkage groups.

Table  1 illustrates variables used in estimating HIV-related cost of care.

Shotgun full-genome sequencing of this sample demonstrated a bimodal distribution of allele ratios for heterozygous calls in chromosome 11 and illustrated variable chromosome copy numbers, supporting the conclusion that this sample was aneuploid.

These examples illustrate variable effects of changing nutrients on plant nutrition with respect to herbivores, but of course there will also be cascading effects across trophic levels in nutritive content (Schumacher and Platner 2009).

Social judgement analysis illustrated variables influencing the decision to transfer and the importance attached to them.

User j traffic is considered to be of variable rate as follows: from, from (Kbps) and from to  timeslot, Figure 11 illustrates the variable rate RT user's instantaneous actual throughput as a function of time, while Figure 12 their corresponding short-term throughput probability (i.e., at timeslot t) as a function of time, under DUA_UPRA scheme.

Figure 3 illustrates a variable size neighborhood window centered at the wavelet coefficient to be thresholded.

This example illustrates the variable relations between pedagogic cycle phases and pedagogic exchange roles.

The figure illustrates how variable the CD4+ dynamics are from one individual to the next, both in terms of the CD4+ levels immediately after seroconversion and the rate of CD4+ decline.

In broad strokes the World Health Organisation (WHO) [ 1] illustrates the variable manifestation of the crisis thus: only 10% of the global burden of disease occurs in the Americas (including Canada and the USA), yet almost 37% of the world's health workers live in this region and more than 50% of the world's financial resources for health are spent here.