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Although QFM properly accounts for the contribution of secondary fractures during reservoir depletion, reservoir parameter estimation from its type-curve matching procedure has a high degree of uncertainty.

The matching procedure has been performed on the subject systems by three research assistants separately (a Ph.D. student (first author of this paper) and two Master students, both in computer science).

The matching procedure has been estimated to be 99.9% accurate.

Following the matching procedure cases and controls had nearly equal APACHE II scores (23 ± 8.3 vs 23 ± 8.3; P = 0.890) and related expected mortality rates (41 ± 24.1% vs 40 ± 24.1%; P = 0.805).

This has a complexity reduction advantage to a one-dimensional problem where it requires a string matching procedure based on language modelling techniques.

Moreover, the used matching procedure, which has also been adopted in other related studies in literature as mentioned in the paper, is based on a static analysis of the code of test cases.

This absence of relevant legislation is further complicated by the strong similarity of ethical considerations associated with PGD-with-HLA matching procedures to procreative autonomy, which the Supreme Court has recognized as a constitutionally protected fundamental right.

Since we only observe education for about two thirds of our sample and to test the sensitivity of our matching procedure, we have also applied the same procedure without education and only using wages as a proxy for education.

It should be noted that we have used stringent e-value cut-off of 10-8 and 0.01 respectively in the PSSM (Position Specific Scoring Matrix) matching and HMM (Hidden Markov Model) matching procedures.

Because each procedure has a different risk/benefit profile, the optimal approach is to match the particular patient to the intervention that maximizes outcome benefit.

Although the extraction procedure has been greatly simplified, it remains difficult to find the right genetic match between donor and recipient, the plaintiffs argued.