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This is something that we intuitively implemented in a prior project [ 39], but for which these data now provide empirical support.

Another advantage of the fuzzy logic controller over the currently tested controllers is its ability to intuitively implement different types of outputs on the same control platform (e.g., insulin and glucagon).

In one dimension, this organization may be thought of intuitively as implementing a neural analog of a base- b number system.

This approach, which is physically and intuitively appealing, was implemented by letting a crack grow when the nodal force at the node ahead of the crack tip exceeded a tensile strength criterion.

Strengths of CART methodology include its ability to process large numbers of predictor variables simultaneously, even with considerable interaction amongst variables [ 28], and the final model is simply interpreted as a set of binary decision rules that together comprise a decision tree and can be implemented intuitively and simply in the clinical setting.

From Figure 1 it is not intuitively obvious that the decisions implemented by the two different mutual antagonistic interaction pairs Cdx2/Oct4 and Gata-6/Nanog give rise to the trophectoderm and endoderm lineages with the default state being the pluripotent embryonic one, where the latter is decided by the Oct4/Sox2/Nanog switch.

Interestingly, feature extraction using the Bayes Feature Extraction approach as implemented here is intuitively similar to the application of position-specific scoring matrix (PSSM) profiles for predicting protective linear B-cell epitopes by EL-Manzalawy et al.[ 21].

Intuitively, personalized medicine may not be implemented when the incremental benefits the new treatment provides are relatively low.

To this end, more research is needed to confirm whether users can indeed intuitively understand the meaning of visual indicators implemented in VisArchive.

In this way, it can be seen intuitively that a division-like operation can be implemented (for rigorous calculations, see 'Materials and methods').

Intuitively, with the time passing by, the support for the reform implemented in t=1 will gradually increase, since future cohorts benefit from the reform.