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43 A neural network is a machine-learning method that connects a set of inputs (eg, weather covariates) to outputs (eg, malaria counts).

Obtained for the different t values, within the time frame considered, they are adjusted, using a penalized likelihood, a method that connects them with age.

For pixels that have sufficient brightness (experimental threshold above 30), we apply an edge linking method that connects the current pixel to adjacent pixels if formula (1) is satisfied.

The construction method that connected a lining fabric to the outer shell fabric was separate over-locking sewing steps (the front lining was overlocked to front outer shell, the back was overlocked to the back outer shell), then all were sewn together (84.6%, 11 out of 13).

The changes in the "Army strong" campaign place more emphasis on the Internet, event marketing and other methods that connect with young Americans on a closer, more personal level.

However, our understanding of these digital data sources and the methods that connect the data to real-world outcomes is still limited.

The algorithms can be grouped into rigid body methods, that view protein structures as rigid bodies, e.g., STAMP [33], DALI [14], CE [26] and MAMMOTH [25] and flexible methods, that connect series of aligned fragments or substructures, e.g., FATCAT [28], FlexProt [34] and Matt [29].

The flood of data produced by modern 'omics technologies demands new methods that connect genotype to phenotypic consequence.

Several options have been taken to produce solutions regarding 'informatics methods that connect molecular entities to clinical entities' [ 22].

More general there has been some interest in formal methods that connect the network structure to the dynamic behaviour of the system, see e.g. [ 15, 22- 27].

The company has built a private ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode, a high-speed method of passing data) network that connects most of the nation's bigger metropolitan areas equivalent to the public ATM networks used by the big telcos and long distance carriers.