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Using these theoretically diverse algorithms, we reduce the likelihood of relying on the results of one algorithm that over-learns the data and fails to generalize to a broader population.

The following machine-learning algorithms were selected to classify the 911 calls because of their theoretically diverse foundations: logistic model tree induction, naïve Bayes, neural network, and random forest.

Atraumatic fractures occur typically during the first few months after implantation and the bone hidden inside the femoral component can be either viable or display theoretically diverse pathological changes (e.g. osteonecrosis, renal osteodystrophy, tumor).

We expect the entire curve as shown may shift and appear more linear as more theoretically possible and diverse chemical structures are considered; however, we believe the trends detailed in this work should still hold true, unless noted otherwise.

Hence, we must conclude that they are structurally conserved rather than hypervariable, that is, C-terminal variability is facilitated by dynamic substitution from a theoretically large pool of structurally diverse, (but evolutionarily old), C-terminal sequences rather than rapid divergence of static sequences under selection.

Being classified as an "embarrassingly" parallel technique, GP can theoretically scale up to tackle very diverse problems by increasingly adding computational power to its arsenal.

Specifically, we developed a theoretically based framework to capture the diverse components of nursing care organization models and tested it empirically, using data collected at the unit level.

Diversity is, instead, diverse.

Group judgments that aggregate diverse and independent opinions the way, theoretically, the market prices a stock are generally very good, and over time tend to outperform even the best individual forecasters.

Their larger size should theoretically afford the ability to generate more diverse folding patterns, skeletal rearrangements, and tailoring modifications than is seen in the biosynthesis of the smaller aromatic PKs.

Arabidopsis thaliana propagates mainly by self-fertilizing, and therefore, like many crop plants, theoretically has a limited potential for producing genetically diverse offspring.