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Notably, however, these values were often markedly higher than those suggested by the background models of the algorithms, supporting the earlier observation that especially the Poisson-based randomization model can severely underestimate the FDRs [ 22].

Because regression models can be severely affected by outliers, we removed these two counties and used only the remaining 103 units in the study area in the following analysis.

However, since standard GP models assume a Gaussian distribution for the observation noise, i.e., a Gaussian likelihood, the learning and predictive capabilities of such models can be severely degraded when outliers are present in the data.

Because data gathered across studies are unbalanced with respect to predictor variables, ignoring the Study effect has as a consequence that the estimation of parameters (slopes and intercept) of regression models can be severely biased.

Pure specification bias (within-area variability bias) due to aggregating a nonlinear individual-level model over the within-area distribution of covariates can severely bias risk estimates in ecological studies [ 23- 25].

Although high throughput datasets are available to train statistical-based learning approaches, we note that the presence of spurious interactions in the experimental data (either false negative or false positive) can severely affect the quality of the induced model.

This procedure is critical to obtain a reliable subsurface structure model because the large contrast in conductivity between seawater and crustal rocks can severely distort the EM field at the seafloor.

Given that LR1 is nominally the model most often used, Figure  2a shows that the presence of interactions can severely bias its results.

Thus, models of WWTP discharge that do not account for CSO discharges can severely underestimate the environmental occurrence of certain emerging contaminants.

Furthermore, we demonstrate that a double Debye dielectric relaxation model can be used to explain the terahertz response of both normal and less severely burned rat skin.

A loss of proprioceptive feedback, therefore, will severely impact upon the spinal inverse mapping, while the cortical forward model can compensate using visual feedback (Bernier et al. 2006).