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However, these methods are somehow limited due to the expensive experimental set-up and/or complex processes.

This importance is more highlighted when the problems to be optimized are too complicated to achieve a solution using conventional methods or, the traditional methods are somehow not applicable for solving them.

In spite of the fact that the RBF model acted better for predicting the highest range of flow rate (flood events, RMSEave/RBF = 26.8 m3/s vs. RMSEave/LMFF = 40.2 m3/s), in general, the results suggested that the LMFF method was somehow superior to the RBF method in predicting watershed runoff (RMSE/LMFF = 18.8 m3/s vs. RMSE/RBF = 19.2 m3/s).

Third, proponents of public reason point out that when methods of justification require participants to refrain from appealing to the whole truth, this does not entail the conclusions reached will not be true, or that the method is somehow indifferent with regard to the truth of the conclusions reached (Mendus 2002, 26 28; Rawls 1996, 150).

This method is somehow similar to the "mitochondrial neighborhood" index used by Mootha and colleagues [ 29].

If one were to look into the possibility of combining the search results from multiple search methods that are somehow orthogonal to each other, it becomes important to have the E-value correct even when it is close to 1. Another reason we can't go into much smaller E-value range is trivial.

Finally, we introduce clustering-based reweighting methods [7], which are somehow similar to data-adaptive histogram method [18].

on algorithms called contractors that are somehow similar to propagators.

In general, these studies are somehow scattered in different topics.

The two terms are somehow synonymous.

Another hypothesis could be that CTC are somehow affected by CHT and as cell aggregates or smaller cells are lost using the OncoQuick enrichment method.