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In order to introduce anisotropy in the myocardium, realistic fibre orientation was included in the model using a rule based method (Bishop et al., 2009), as shown in Figure 1C.

The system uses a rule based design geometry evaluations program to assess the parts' suitability for cold compaction.

Our recently introduced structure preparation tool SPORES [1] used a rule based method to generate a standard protonation for each ligand molecule and afterwards generated different protonation states in a combinatorial way by adding and removing single hydrogen atoms belonging to predefined functional groups.

Except for the work of Pan et al. [ 17] that used a rule based system for the gene of interest search in a transcriptomic database, Vohradsky [ 11] who applied neural networks in the classification of a proteomic time series, and Brown [ 12] who used SVM, a supervised method based on the previous knowledge of the particular role of a gene or a group of genes has not been reported.

The implications of different forest landscapes for biodiversity are quantified, using a rule base constructed from empirical data describing forest age class, elevation, and heterogeneity requirements by species.

Then, DR_SEQAN makes a drug resistance prediction using a rule-based algorithm based on current evidence and authors' expertise.

In such cases, fiber information can be incorporated into the model using a rule-based approach based on a priori assumptions.

The first method used a rule-based algorithm based on operational definitions of moderate and severe periodontitis outlined by the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) (19).

We compared the approach using rules based on minimal, discerning subsets of local substructures, with the approach of using all rules based on one single local substructure.

McGhee et al. [34] use a rule based approach and k-NN - achieving 83% accuracy - for Group C, labelling conversations – partially similar to Olson et al. [11] as (i) Exchange of personal information; (ii) Grooming; (iii) Approach; (iv) None of the above.

The identification of pneumonia and influenza cases involved two steps: 1) identifying CUIs relating to pneumonia and influenza and 2) use of the CUIs to create a rules based algorithm to identify cases.