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(2002) in the modified version by Wang et al.

A modified version by making all the lower-triangular elements become random with a uniform distribution can be found in Nguyen and Stehlé [7] and Vallée and Vera [29] and is called random bases of the Ajtai's type.

"Henry Lee, Peggy Seegerr: O'Donovan recommends checking that one out because of Seeger's fast and aggressive banjo playing, along with a recent, modified version by Karan Casey and John Doyle ("The False Lady") on Exiles Return that has "a different title, different words, but the same essence of this crazy chick being plagued by jealousy" and committing murder.

This approach has recently been adopted in a slightly modified version by the WHO guidelines for the monitoring of LLIN durability in the field 10 after its development and use in various previously published studies.

We used a modified version by Lo et al. [ 18] in which three clinical probability scores were divided into high (6 to 8 points), intermediate (4 to 5 points), and low (0 to 3 points) groups based on the final score (Table 1).

This algorithm was employed by Hobolth and Jensen [ 31] for comparative gene prediction and has also been implemented, albeit in a modified version, by Churbanov and Winters-Hilt [ 30] who also compare it to other implementations of Viterbi and Baum-Welch training including checkpointing implementations.

That same month, a somewhat modified version sponsored by Senator Arlen Specter, Republican of Pennsylvania, and Senator Charles Schumer, Democrat of New York, cleared the Senate Judiciary Committee by an enthusiastic 15-to-2 vote.

When compared to the handsewn technique, the modified version proposed by Freeman [ 2] is reported to have higher complication rates while featuring the same survival rate.

Since mutual information methods are non-directional, we used a modified version inspired by [ 46], including the response as the first column of the matrix given to the mutual information method, and the predictors as the other columns.

Nevertheless, the difference between the original P-V method and the modified version used by Lu and coworkers in more than half of their patients might partly account for the broad limit of agreement with the 'gold standard' method.

The Paley outcome score system designed for femora was used (Paley et al. 1997) and a modified version introduced by Krieg et al. (Krieg et al. 2008) was used for tibias.