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Methods (a)–(d) ("Landmark selection criteria") were used to determine whether they are suitable for selecting a quality landmark.

Compared with existing channel and feature selection methods, the results show that the method proposed is more suitable for selecting a subset of fused feature of the EEG signal, as well as being more stable and faster.

Consequently an objective function, suitable for selecting optimal values of the parameters is defined, subject to specified constraints.

The aim is to develop a practical method that is suitable for selecting pipeline coatings in order to ensure that the selected coatings have sufficient flexibility to meet the high strain demand during the construction, hydrostatic testing and operation of high pressure pipelines.

This model is suitable for selecting spoken sentences from mixed-style data such as tweets.

Thus far, the analysis was only based on the characteristics of library compounds and is therefore suitable for selecting screening libraries for unbiased screening.

Microwave treatment is another possible processing method, but frozen tissue still remains more suitable for selected fields like proteomics.

Surgical resection provides good symptomatic relief and prolonged response to treatment, but is only suitable for selected patients, for whom it is estimated that surgery will remove over 90% of the tumour volume [ 37].

This limitation has been reduced over time and bariatric surgery interventions can now be suitable for selected BED patient, even if the extent of weight loss depends on the presence of binge episodes after the intervention [ 83].

However, this strategy is only suitable for selected patients; the episode has to be of recent onset (within 48 h) in a patient with normal QRS duration and of good LV function, without SA or AV nodal dysfunction, bundle branch block, structural cardiomyopathy or Brugada syndrome.

In conclusion, Distell meter is a suitable tool for selecting muscle lipid% in a large number of whitefish.