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The partial least square model was constructed with four latent variables from the 49 CHAP spectra, which described over 93% of the data, without including other factors that may result in over-fitting.

Unawareness of such constraints to temporary sourcing diversification may result in over-optimism regarding its feasibility and insufficient disaster preparedness.

CONCLUSIONS: Greater attention to demand in the acute care sector relative to demand for LTC may result in over-building acute care facilities and filling them with individuals whose needs are better suited for LTC.

This type of 'genfis2' does not deliver the same quality of training data results as does test data except that the radii value, a training option parameter, is selected small which may result in over-fitting problems (Jang 1993).

Repeated de-stubbing and re-tubing of heat exchangers in petrochemical plants during their useful lifetime may result in over-enlarged tubesheet holes with overtolerances that exceed those prescribed by Tubular Exchanger Manufacturing Association TEMAA) standards (1988).

Reduced availability of gC1qR may result in over-activation of complement cascade, which may evoke seizures [41].

Using many correlated predictors in species distribution modeling may result in over-parameterization and loss of predictive power [13] as well as lessening interpretability.

Invasive hemodynamic monitoring may result in over-resuscitation.

This may result in over- or underestimation of the system benefits.

Inclusion of full ethnic information may result in over-fitting of the model.

This may result in over-reporting of some behaviours and under-reporting of others.