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Sequential partitioning of the variance explained by each level of environmental factors indicated that landscape level factors explained more than twice as much variance as plot and patch level factors.

Given the likelihood that other applications of the sequential partitioning problem exist in IS, the material presented here could be useful to other researchers in formulating the problem at an appropriate level of abstraction so that available optimal solution approaches can be identified.

The sequential partitioning achieved by the Gabriel et al. and four gamete rule approaches do not consistently identify a haplotype block for each dataset.

Since sequential partitioning approaches generally use a two-SNP sliding window to define haplotype blocks, they are not robust to situations where short-range LD is weaker than long-range LD.

This sequential partitioning process effectively renders vHOC concentrations in final effluent at very low levels; even in the absence of any biological, chemical, or physical transformation, the aqueous-phase removal efficiency will be at least 97%.

Continued sequential partitioning of patients by tumour marker status, such as that arising from KRAS studies or tumour mismatch repair in colon cancer, challenges the traditional practice of large patient group counts based on patient characteristics, disease stage, or gross tumour descriptors.

Our resulting algorithm, the IP-LPF, belongs to the class of sequential partition algorithms[28].

For instance, there are cases in which the hyper-rectangular surfaces generated by these algorithms can only fit the input space after several sequential partitions, which results in a large and incomprehensible tree.

Additionally, the crude ethanolic extracts were fractionated by sequential partition using solvents of increasing polarity: chloroform, ethyl acetate and methanol.

Based on the results of initial screening the methanol extract of Q. dilatata was subjected to bio-guided fractionation by solubilisation in water and sequential partition with different solvents with increasing polarity; hexane, chloroform, ethyl acetate, acetone, ethanol and 50% methanol yielding six fractions.

The crude extract of the most active antibacterial plant was subjected to bio-guided fractionation by solubilisation in water and sequential partition with hexane (5 × 400mL), ethyl acetate (5 × 400mL), chloroform (3 × 400mL), acetone (5 × 400mL), ethanol (5 × 400mL) and 50% methanol (3 × 400mL) as indicated in Figure 1.