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Besides, DAMST also is the more suitable selection to operate at short wavelength.

At the time of data selection, no observatory data were available to define a more suitable selection index (e.g. the VMD index defined in Thomson and Lesur (2007)).

This is because the network topology information is maintained by the NWLBP model which yields more accurate position information and more suitable selection of the routing neighbor from the sender's list of neighbors.

Nothing is expanded to show more options, nothing is made more suitable for selection by mouse, nothing has been done that acknowledges that PC gamers have a completely different method of navigating these menus.

Furthermore, more suitable backward feature selection method needs to be exploited so that the gene clustering and cluster selection processes can be integrated better.

Interestingly, primary astrocytes may have even been more suitable as a selection model in vitro in lieu of directly selecting against primary Müller cells, as proteomic profiling studies of primary Müller cells in culture revealed a loss of cellular identity with significant shifts in expression that suggested a dedifferentiation into a fibroblast-like phenotype [38].

Therefore, K c can better reflect the changes with different values of E b /N 0 and it is more suitable for threshold selection.

Compared with existing channel and feature selection methods, the results show that the method proposed is more suitable for selecting a subset of fused feature of the EEG signal, as well as being more stable and faster.

When QP e is fixed, We see that QP e = 35 (blue line) can be calculated by 3.1 and, when user bandwidth is 500 1500 kbps, it is more suitable than other selections such as QP e = 25 (cyan, red, and black lines).

Based on these criteria as well as the selection mechanisms by Alkire (2008) and Biggeri (2007), one or more suitable indicators were selected for the case of Vietnam, presented in Table  2.

Although elimination of toxic components by manipulation of the extract may yield more suitable antibacterial extracts [ 30] selection of an extract with a high selectivity index increases the potential that a useful herbal medicine can be produced.