But the standard formulation of SVM can only be used as a univariate modeling technique due to its inherent single-output structure, which result in the construction of different SVM-based adaptation engine for each solution element adaptation, and such engines could ignore the effects of the mutual parameter relationships for the adaptation results.
The dominant models of polymers, i.e., the freely jointed chain (FJC) model, the wormlike chain (WLC) model and the freely rotating chain (FRC) model are modified by integrating the inherent single-molecule elasticity obtained from quantum mechanics (QM) ab-initio calculations.
Each animal model of human aging has its inherent advantages and limitations, since no single model exactly reflects the age-related processes that occur in humans.
At the beginning of the news conference, with a large blue screen backdrop that read, "Official Accident Report -- No. 3 car," Helton said, "We will continue to approach this with a firm belief that even in a sport where danger is inherent, any single death or serious injury is one too many".
Beside these specific limitations, our trial suffers from flaws inherent to single centre studies with "keen investigators" and a low number of patients.
Only positive correlations above a set cut-off level across all these 10 calculations were used for further analyses; thereby, confounding factors inherent to single datasets were eliminated.
This is inherent to single event analysis; once a patient does not fill a prescription during a certain interval, the patient is excluded from further analysis.
Yet, potential biases due to the use of mitochondrial markers alone, such as the selective sweep that can be caused by bacterial symbionts [ 20], as well as the limits inherent to single gene phylogenies, should be acknowledged.
A major strength of our study is the fact that it is population-based and not therefore subject to some of the potential biases inherent in single institution-based studies.
In general, a method based on multiple types of knowledge is more objective than those utilizing singular information; combining independent data sources can alleviate effects of biases inherent in single data types [ 32].
Despite the advantages conferred by the multicentre nature and high response rate of this study, the conclusions drawn from this study are limited by its conduct at a single time, inherent in its cross-sectional design, and its reliance on self-report with the associated likelihood of bias [ 3, 6, 12].
