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(5) Finally, only one every L th samples is retained to avoid excessive correlation, and the first B samples are discarded.
A small inner core corresponding to r i /r o =0.2 was retained to avoid numerical instabilities, but the inner boundary was set to be convectively passive (Table 1).
Sultan Hamud was loyal to the British and acted as a figurehead for an essentially British-run government, the sultanate only being retained to avoid the costs involved with running Zanzibar directly as a crown colony.
Only apparently full-length transposases were retained to avoid inclusion of partially deleted and thus inactivated transposases which can accumulate mutations of functionally important residues.
All sequences from domain archaea were retained to avoid any inaccuracies caused by limited taxon sampling (Pollock et al. 2002; Zwickl and Hillis 2002; Heath et al. 2008).
It is suggested that 1/3 dorsal parts of the major psoas muscle must be retained to avoid injury to the nerve roots.
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Hiring a nurse can cost $70,000 to $85,000, if you include the money in recruiting and training someone, Ms. Chern said, so the hospital is trying harder to retain nurses to avoid those costs.
It may be best to retain Xuanxue, to avoid misunderstanding.
Then, for every selected plaque, only one single representative IVOCT image was retained in order to avoid redundant (i.e. correlated) information in the training- and testing- sets.
Only biallelic SNPs that showed the same allele in at least two of the ESTs that made up the contig alignment were retained in order to avoid false SNPs that correspond to sequencing and cloning errors.
Andersen's affiliated partnerships in other countries are severing ties with the American firm, in an attempt to retain clients and to avoid the costs from any Andersen liabilities.
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