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This is because the proposed method adapts the data rate for each subcarrier dynamically according to the channel conditions.

One method adapts the protection levels to the content of each frame, while another utilizes feedback regarding the latest channel packet loss rate to adjust the protection levels.

On the other hand, the k-LoCoH method adapts the size of the kernel elements resulting in smaller kernels in regions with a higher density of locations.

The WAP method adapts the weights γ d (k) according to the performance of a learning algorithm on each specific class k under study.

Our approach was to incorporate the LR test statistic from the fitting of the cure survival regressions for recursive partitioning procedures, although the standard survival CART method adapts the method of CART paradigm using the log-rank statistic [ 14].

The Wei, Lin and Weissfeld method adapts the standard Cox model by creating a separate stratum for each event (first event, second event, third event, etc).. Within the 'second event' stratum, for example, the risk set at each event time includes all individuals still in follow-up, regardless of whether or not they have already experienced a first event.

In [31], the proposed content on demand method adapted the video with MPEG-21 DIA framework to satisfy users' preference in video content.

Our new RAD marker sequencing method adapted the positive aspects of the RAD array approach for high-throughput Illumina sequencing and allows researchers to perform the equivalent of hundreds of RAD array experiments in a single sequencing run.

Albumin determination in plasma samples was performed with the Bromocresol Green method, adapting the method to use minimal volumes (2  μl) as previously described.

The method adapts to the type of precipitation by considering the spatial and temporal variability of the field provided by the multi-dimensional semivariogram.

The method adapts very well to all regimes with continuous transitions from one regime to another.