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For a relevant account of data mining techniques and algorithms, the interested reader can be directed to Barbi [55].

Together, these results provide a comprehensive, quantitative and behaviorally relevant account of the macroscopic cortical topography of visuospatial attention.

Our application is a personal assistant that helps browse and organize information that is exclusively available to and associated with relevant account of the relevant user in various social networks and services.

Typically underlying claims of this sort is the belief that Darwinian evolution, by providing a relevant account of the origin and development of adaptation, diversity, and the like, has explained away the alleged design in the biological realm — and an attendant designer — in much the same way that kinetic theory has explained away caloric.

Validity can also be defined for various modal predicate logics by combining the definition of LPC-validity given earlier (see above Validity in LPC) with the relevant accounts of validity for modal systems, but a modal logic based on LPC is, like LPC itself, an undecidable system.

However, in the literature, the distinction between circumstantial evidence, reporting of previously reported findings and relevant accounts of ethnic minority health issues have sometimes not been clear, which might have affected the selection process.

Another identified resident functional ability, carer contribution to nursing home costs and use of feeding tubes as relevant, accounting for 25.1% of variance, but found no effect of carer stress or emotional well-being [ 7].

The high Cronbach's alpha score (.921) confirms the internal consistency of this dimension and the explanatory variance indicates that the model is empirically relevant, accounting for 68% of variation in the scores for the seven indicators included in the model, across these 29 European states.

However, as noted above in discussion of the How question, nonreductive physicalists reply by agreeing that some account of psycho-physical realization is indeed needed, but adding that the relevant account may fall far short of a priori deducibility, yet still suffice to satisfy our legitimate explanatory demands (McGinn 1991, Van Gulick 1985).

The operator then elicits the users' banking details and immediately starts a large wire transfer to take money out of the relevant account.

The study reveals TNA's control system as the construction of a relevant accounting at the margins of traditional accounting, using a sophisticated spreadsheet-based business model.