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We designed a method which breaks down the problem into a feasible number of subproblems for which exact inference can be applied.

A model can still be specified and applied regarding the relationship between the study variable and the auxiliary variables, and thus model-based inference can be applied once the auxiliary variable totals (or means) have been estimated through design-based inference.

Additionally, by considering a factor (e.g, sites) as a random effect, the inference can be applied to an entire population (e.g., experimental sites in general) rather than being restricted to only the particular subsets of the data (e.g., the seven sites).

The same post-processing as for tandem duplication breakpoint inference can be applied to ensure that end alignments do not overlap.

An advantage of MOD (and CON) is that the same methods of phylogenetic inference can be applied to transformed as well as untransformed characters.

The estimates of the parameters of interest (Table 1) are separated into those where the Rubin's rules for MI inference can be applied, those where suitable transformations can be found to improve normality and those where suitable transformations cannot be identified and therefore alternative summary measures are proposed.

Once the model has been set, a ML-based phylogenetic inference program can be applied for bootstrapping and the possible phylogenetic relationship presented in a tree topology obtained as well.

Finally, we show how the network inference approach can be applied more broadly to construct other types of networks.

> Above we showed that the BGVM distribution and its inference procedures can be applied to distinguish genome organization of eight pairs of bacteria in Application 1, in which genomes of six pairs were relatively distant (from different genus or beyond).

We review in Section 2 cloud measurement studies that help characterize those properties for specific cloud systems, followed by a review of workload characterizations and inference techniques that can be applied to QoS analysis.

Scores met generally accepted standards for individual-level reliability (24), suggesting that they are not only appropriate for group-level inferences but also can be applied reliably at the individual level.