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For Tables 1, 2, and 3, compared with other methods, SIP-FS significantly achieves stability improvement for each class (except for "dense residential" and "medium residential" shown in Table 3) as well as the entire dataset, indicating that SIP-FS helps select much more stable features.

We therefore select much more photons that just the ballistic ones.

Notice that the relevant covariates were selected much more frequently (selection frequency generally ranging from about 79%to100%0%) than the irrelevant ones.

Mr. Romney used his war chest to spend nearly $2 million on television advertising in selected states, much more than any of his primary rivals, to introduce himself to voters on his own terms before others could characterize him.

Such warriors are selected for the much more dangerous task of private fights, in which hired teams of stealth killers prepare ambushes.

Grant Shapps has written to the party chairman, Andrew Feldman, calling for the party's board to consider "significantly shortening" the timescale now that the final two candidates will be selected on Thursday, much more quickly than expected.

Fortunately for Allen, though, the data says that where a quarterback is selected is about much more than what a prospect did playing football.

These differences help explain why U-2 has a much higher mission-success rate in the Pacific theater than Global Hawk does -- 96% versus 55% -- and is selected for missions much more frequently.

Overall this shows that murine TAP selects its ligands much more on the basis of the C terminus than its human counterpart.

Selecting which path you take is much more streamlined this go around.

The problem is that we select negative charismatic leaders much more frequently than in the limited situations where the risk they represent might pay off.