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Two approaches were implemented: firstly, the likelihood method of Goldman and Yang [ 26] and secondly, the Nei-Gojobori approach [ 27].

Since the CISMeF categorization algorithm was primarily developed, several improvements have been implemented: firstly with the help of several medical experts from the Rouen University Hospital; secondly and mostly, with the help of the Network of National Library of Medicine (NNLM; [ 14]), using the Medlib-L listserv [ 15].

The second stage implements firstly separation of high-frequency and low-frequency PMs and secondly producing of a fine PM consisting of areal surface roughness and waviness PMs.

The DT-ACMORO can be implemented by firstly calculating the optimized adjustable code matrices using the DT-ACMO algorithms proposed in Tables 1 or 2, followed by choosing the optimal relay node using the SNR expressed in (43).

An orthogonalized sensitivity analysis method is firstly implemented to select important parameters.

In this research, the thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) experiments of cattle manure were firstly implemented with six different heating rates, e.g. 10, 20, 30, 40, 60 and 80 °C min−1.

Two optical setups have been implemented as well: firstly, using a single laser diode with a 1550.3 nm wavelength and secondly using a tunable laser source in the C-L bands.

The higher compliance in phase 2 was a result of fewer HR needed, indicating that health care workers firstly implemented the time-saving part of the optimization program.

Mapping of repeat variants from the CEPH genotype database [ 20] to repeat variations detected from WGS sequences was implemented as follows: Firstly, a list of markers from the CEPH database version 10 (mkr.dbV10.all) were obtained from the CEPH website [ 21].

The algorithm is implemented in both situations, firstly in the framework of boundary elements and secondly in a finite element one.

Dimension-Order Routing (DOR) is implemented to route data firstly in one direction and then in another for multihop data transmissions.