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In practice we applied the LCMS test as follows.

To evaluate the performance of the sequential matrix approximation procedure in practice, we applied it to a recent high-resolution genetic interaction study of St Onge et al. [10].

As we wanted to simulate daily practice, we applied a crude method to obtain DNA and did not isolate DNA with more refined methods.

In order to provide a demonstration of the approach in practice, we applied it to a publicly available case-control dataset.

To investigate the performance of the G ROH -based method in practice, we applied G ROH to real DP datasets of 1086 Italian Brown Swiss bulls for fat yield, milk yield and protein yield.

In Australian general practice, we applied the CHF clinical indicators as the basis of the sample size calculations (estimated prevalence: 1%-4.1% for CHF vs. 10%-44% for HT) [ 50- 52].

To illustrate our procedure in practice, we apply it to an economic growth model for detecting different growth patterns.

It seems that in practice we apply something like Occam's razor, assuming that two randomly selected facts are not causally related unless we have positive reason for thinking otherwise.

As those descriptors are too high dimensional to perform fast and robust face recognition in practice, we apply a feature space transformation technique called LPP [23] to achieve a lower dimensional subspace with only little loss of information that is important for identification.

In practice, we apply the following sample weight in our analyses: w_{i}^{text{new}} = w_{i}^{text{old}} frac{text{Pr} left text{PE} = text{pe}_{i} | text{College Application Data} right)}{text{Pr} left text{PE} = text{pe}_{i} | text{PNAD} right)} where ( w_{i}^{text {old}}) is the original sample weight from PNAD and pe i is the parental education value of child i.

Given uncertainty about the true population size and wastage [ 39] and to avoid underestimating vaccine needs compared to current practice, we apply a demographic uncertainty correction factor of 1.5 when estimating overall vaccine needs for SIAs, which implies effective wastage for all SIAs of wsia = 1.2 × 1.5 = 1.8.