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By the time we reach the final four moths (two typica and two carbonaria), 444 typica and 148 carbonaria alleles will have been randomly eliminated, leaving just six typica alleles (two in each of the two typica and one in each of the two carbonaria moths) and two carbonaria alleles (one in each of the two carbonaria).

We then randomly eliminated inter-nodal connections, each time checking to see if the designated attractor remained intact.

In order to introduce further randomness into the model, a fraction ρ of the new organisms are randomly eliminated before the start of the new generation, where, for each generation, ρ is a random number selected from a uniform distribution between 0 and 0.70.

After sufficient time for an equilibrium to be reached (100000 iterations), 4 communities were randomly eliminated from each metacommunity and the dynamics were continued with only the remaining 16 communities until sufficient time for new equilibrium to be reached (100000 iterations).

Moreover, to represent missed orthologs, we randomly eliminated up to 70% from the set of Yeast proteins that have an ortholog in C. elegans.

Mapped reads that were produced at a depth of 15.7× were randomly eliminated to produce adjusted sequencing depths of 10×, 5×, 2×, and 1×.

The estimated transition probability matrix P ̂ and c ̂ are used for the estimation of c ¯. States are sampled by randomly eliminating rows (among the states visited by the sample path) of the cost vector c ̂ and transition matrix P ̂.

We carried out simulation of eyeblink conditioning, randomly eliminating 80% of Golgi cells in the network.

In this study, the following balancing methods were used: Random undersampling This method randomly eliminates majority class cases with the aim of matching the quantity of minority class cases.

Randomly eliminate any extra cards.

Callow workers (less than 24 h old) were removed from their mother colonies (n = 10 colonies), individually marked and kept for five days in queenless groups consisting of 3, 5 or 10 callow workers each (n = 12 groups for each group-size) Since callow workers were shown to behave as a "clean slate" [25], grouping was done randomly to eliminate genetic bias.