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Here the geometric features, namely, count, area, perimeter, and diameter, were extracted from the segmented villi and capillaries of the placental images as follows.

To date, IA and MC analyses based on neutral microsatellite loci have produced unacceptably high error rates for improving upon more traditional approaches to stock assessment, namely visual counts.

In [46], a set of route metrics are compared in static as well as mobile network scenarios, namely, hop count, per-hop round trip time [47], expected transmission count [44], and per-hop packet pair delay [48].

Obviously, there are ways you can measure your popularity and "success" on Instagram, namely follower count and likes.

While these detector technologies are familiar in HEP experiments, they used in a very different manner, namely photon counting.

There's but so many parameters to keep track of when it comes to point-and-shoots, namely pixel count, LCD size, and what kind of lens you're working with.

The first point on the confidence-based ROC is obtained by computing the HR and FAR in the usual way, namely, by counting all suspect IDs from target-present and target-absent lineups regardless of the confidence expressed by the participant.

Namely, we counted the appearances of both the forward and the reverse motifs and treated them together as a single motif candidate.

However, some variables (Table 3), namely erythrocyte count, mean corpuscular volume, mean corpuscular Hb, mean corpuscular Hb concentration, mean platelet volume, number of monocytes, number of granulocytes, alanine aminotransferase, aspartate aminotransferase, alkaline phosphatase and cholesterol, showed statistically significant changes with age.

For the prospective groups (B and C), the main parameters guiding the initial treatment step were comparable, namely platelet count at removal of the aortic cross-clamping (mean 135×10 and 137×10 µl−1, respectively) and the 5 min blood loss assessment after weaning from CPB [mean 137 (54) and 133 (55) g, respectively].

A similar set of groupings was undertaken for the neutrophil count, namely Group 1 = elevated neutrophil count, returned to normal, Group 2 = elevated neutrophil count, never returned to normal, and Group 3 = never developed an elevated neutrophil count.