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Most studies prefer a static data division (also known as the hold-out or split sample method (Kohavi, 1995; Molinaro et al., 2005) – one fixed partition of the available data for a training and a separate testing set.
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The FPs in this study prefer a format that they could use interactively with patients.
Respondents (n = 179) in this study preferred a 50% native plant garden design over 100% turf grass or the 75% and 100% native plant garden designs, and inaccurately assumed that their neighbors preferred turf over the native plant garden based landscaping designs.
Heiligers and Hingstman [ 13] found that 50% of all specialists in their study preferred a part-time working arrangement and similar results have been reported elsewhere (e.g., [ 40, 41]).
It is important to note that the majority of respondents in our study preferred a more passive role in the decision making process in the sense that respondents expressed a greater preference for their GPs to make all or most decisions.
Classical case studies prefer deep descriptions of a single case, considering the context to reveal insights into the single case and by that elaborate new theories.
Also, lesbians who describe themselves as "more masculine" more often prefer the woodsy fragrances men in my studies prefer.
For instance, some earlier studies prefer the term productivity to performance.
The survey shows 40% of study participants prefer a salesperson who listens, understands, and then matches their solution to solve a specific problem.
For comparison with our study we prefer A, because we are confident that this analysis was valid.
Thus, low-velocity and moderate V p /V s values observed in this study prefer to a large volume of aqueous fluids possibly with smaller-scale partial melting.
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