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Moreover, because that boundary separates media with different properties, a point source represented by a cubic cell of 2 × 2× 2 grid sizes (Graves 1996) may have nodes unintentionally assigned to different media.

In the first forwarding case, we may or may not have nodes to route through in the current partition.

For example, two cliques with four nodes may have three nodes in common.

Furthermore, because of the high density of the PIN, the cliques may have high node overlapping rate.

Clinically N0 patients may have occult node metastasis in up to 50% of the cases; in other words, these patients are pathologically N+ (pN+) [ 3].

Performing MRI in children with TB may also prove to be interesting since they may have lymph node involvement rather than lung involvement; however it should be taken into account that anaesthesia may be required.

Because the true and inferred trees may have different node sets, we evaluate accuracy by a variant of the weighted matching metric of (Lin et al., 2012), seeking a maximum matching of phylogenetic bipartitions between true and inferred trees with each bipartition weighted according to the fraction of nodes it shares with its paired bipartition in the other tree.

Since kd-trees may have millions of nodes, optimizing the memory footprint of nodes is important for both performance and memory utilization.

Van Gorp et al raise the question whether or not an intra-operative finding of bulky nodes may have biased the lymph node density towards a higher ratio, because the surgeon may have stopped the operation before completing the systematic lymphadenectomy.

However, due to process failures, multiple nodes may consider themselves to be the root and/or different nodes may have different views of which node is the root.

As a node is a more specific case of its parent node or nodes (a node may have more than one parent), it is critical to select positive and negative annotation data sets.