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Based on an abstraction of subtree distance, we deï¬ne a must-analysis that is more precise than prior ones by excluding spurious logarithmic-time eviction.

Inequalities of access to and control over aspects of globalizing processes may reflect older patterns of subordination and order, even while the process produces new ones by excluding some communities from financial markets and by making others more vulnerable to its increased volatility (Hurrell and Woods 1999).

The segmented model, which included all main and interaction effects, was reduced stepwise to a more parsimonious one, by excluding insignificant interaction effects one at a time on the basis of the likelihood ratio test with a P value >0.05 [ 55].

1. Ship i may experience a receiver collision with a non-NS j that can reserve one NTS by excluding NTSs of its NSs (i.e., ∑ q = 1 n s j n q ) and its remaining NTSs (i.e., n i − 1).

If a given group (2 or more) of LiDAR metrics were highly correlated, we retained only one metric by excluding the others that were most highly correlated with the retained metrics.

Furthermore, we conducted sensitivity analyses to evaluate the influence of individual studies on NHL risk by excluding one study sequentially each time and recalculating the pooled ORs and their 95% CIs.

Sensitivity analysis was performed to detect the effect of any one of the included trials on the overall estimate by excluding one of them according to sample size.

This dataset was further reduced to those showing a >2-fold deviation from the mean of all five conditions in at least one sample, and by excluding all genes encoding VSG/VRs and ESAG/GRESAGs (which were analyzed separately, see below).

Since both 24 h and 48 h measurements were used in some of these studies 13212528308 30, the effect size for the 48 h exposure, used in the sensitivity analysis, differed from the data given in table 1, figures 1 and 2. Further, we evaluated the influence of individual studies on pooled effect sizes by excluding one study at the time.

Finally, further sensitivity analyses were carried out to investigate the importance of the single HDI components by excluding them one at a time from the HDI and including them as a covariable instead (Supplemental Table 2).

This was done by first comparing the explained variance between measured and predicted values obtained in the final model at all measured sites (model R) and then by comparing measured values and predicted values at all measured sites for a model that was developed by excluding one measurement location at a time [leave-one-out-cross validation (LOOCV) R].