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Furthermore, several recent studies using multiple sessions of the attention training method developed by MacLeod et al.

Dressage traces its origins to Xenophon and his works on cavalry training methods, developing further during the Renaissance in response to a need for different tactics in battles where firearms were used.

In this paper, a training data selection scheme and an adaptive training method are developed for updating BRB parameters.

SMO is a non linear method developed for training Support Vector Machines [34].

Since the leave-one-out procedure can be seen as an approximate but faster training method, compared to the joint method developed previously, we evaluated its impact on model fit via Bayes factors evaluations (see Methods).

To deal with unbalanced phenotypic records in a training data set, the modified CIM method developed by Guo and Nelson (2008) was applied to WP-ME and AP-ME in CV2 by iteratively imputing missing phenotypic data conditional on their posterior distributions.

We adopt a good integration method developed to address this problem by training a generative model.

The involvement of EFPIA partners in their development has ensured that the training materials and methods developed have practical applicability within the medicinal and process chemist community.

However, there are multiple determinants of rowing performance [4], indicating that a rower's training program must encompass aerobic and anaerobic training, as well as training methods to develop peak power such as strength or power training.

The effectiveness of traditional resistance training methods for developing maximal power has been questioned because this type of training has been suggested to increase maximal strength at slow movement velocities rather than improving other components contributing to maximal power production [ 29].

Additionally, MAGNet's Training Core ensures that the methods developed by the Center are integrated into the educational offerings of Columbia University's Medical School.