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Even if noisy data chunks and concept drift may deteriorate some base classifiers, the ensemble can still maintain relatively stable prediction accuracy.

The trench-warfare hypothesis proposes that advance-retreat cycles of disease epidemics maintain relatively stable forms of resistance and susceptibility alleles over long periods of time.

This trend suggest the existence of a certain degree of redundancy in the information contained in the neural population, which allows MDA to maintain relatively stable performances in spite of the decrease in the signal to noise ration.

This allows the cardiomyocytes to maintain relatively stable ATP and ADP concentration, as illustrated in Figure 7B and 7E.

The FFQ we used had a reasonably high level of reproducibility and validity, and the elderly population we examined tended to maintain relatively stable dietary habits.

Rather, he defined resilience as reflecting the ability to maintain relatively stable, healthy levels of psychological and physical functioning in the face of an isolated and disruptive event.

In contrast, OCSO IaaS optimization achieves more effective scaling optimizations by maintaining relatively stable VM CPU utilizations for most of the VMs.

Specifically, TIA rather than DCIA acts as a dominate factor affecting total runoff, and its significance maintains relatively stable with various storm conditions.

Molecular dynamics simulation studies confirm that P11-6 peptide maintains relatively stable helical structure and exerts more perturbation action on the order of acyl tail of lipid bilayer.

The cells that were not treated with lipopeptides maintained relatively stable growth during the entire growth period, as indicated by the relatively stable portion of the cells in each period at 24 and 48 h (Fig. 2a, c).

Mitochondria appear to be capable of quickly up-regulate transcriptional activity when the IMS RNA degradation activity is up, and vice versa, hence maintaining relatively stable RNA levels (Fig. 5).