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Second, a model-based algorithm, taking the classification of inliers/outliers of the first stage as its initial state, iteratively refits and retests the observations with respect to the curve/surface model until convergence.

The system presented by Kijak et al. [7] takes the classification of events in tennis to a higher temporal level using a hierarchical HMM approach.

For nearly a century, Kansas has taken the classification of waterways to the extreme.

He won two stages of the 1967 Vuelta a España before taking the general classification of Paris Nice that year.

Taking the biological classification of species as an example, he argues that there are countless ways of taxonomizing species, depending on the model of biological systematics that is used (see Section 2.1 below).

Caution, however needs to be taken in the classification of individuals as sedentary when considering leisure-time versus full-day energy expenditure, as work and household-related activities can account for a large portion of the energy spent.

The pure anterior translation of the study knee was therefore assessed in isolation, taking the IKDC classifications of translation to give a "worst case scenario" analysis in comparison with a nominally normal translation on the contralateral side of 2 mm, in which case 68 (71.6%) of the index knees were normal or nearly normal.

Functional properties such as in vitro functional characterization of cellular differentiation (acinus formation in 3D gel culture, production of milk products upon induction of lineage-specific differentiation), in vivo tumor growth and progression should all be taken into account when we consider the classification of a human cancer cell line.

In conclusion, Konijn [11] proposes that we explicitly look at production processes instead of commodities and that we take the commodity classification of use and make matrices as an instrument rather than a fixed datum.

We tested this procedure with and without taking into account the classification of the sequences.

In the present study, we propose a procedure for metabolite annotation on direct-infusion FT-ICR/MS by taking into consideration the classification of metabolite-derived ions using correlation analyses.