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Finally, in the bug reports classification stage, we collect data for the concurrency bugs, and classify the bug reports based using the classification scheme described in Section 3. The following subsections describe the steps of this research workflow in further detail.

Specific capacity of a borehole can be used to classify boreholes in Aningheje, Etono, Abiati, and Adim to be of good performance and those in Abini, Ikot Okpora, Agwagwune, Idomi, Nsuk Nkana, Akamkpa, and Iwuru to be of moderate performance using the classification scheme adopted by Ishaku et al. (2009) in basement and sedimentary areas at Taraba state Nigeria (Fig. 7).

Using the classification scheme in Figure 2A for the undifferentiated ES cells, no GPCRs were in the high expression group, 1 GPCR was in the moderate expression group, and 100 were in the low expression group.

Additionally, a microscopic analysis of cellular defence reactions was performed, using the classification scheme described above.

For both the model and the data we computed Type II hit and false alarm rates using the classification scheme of Table 1.

Using the classification scheme of Farquharson et al. (2015), B5 can be classified as "altered lava" and A5, C8 and LAH4 as "lava".

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For Concurrency bug classification, we used the classification scheme for concurrency bugs described in Section 3.1.

We used the classification scheme of Yin et al. [ 38] to group the antisense transcripts into three categories: 5′ overlapping, 3′ overlapping, and 'completely covered'.

We used the classification scheme developed for earlier pooled analyses for eye colour, hair colour and family history of melanoma (Bliss et al, 1995; Ford et al, 1995).

Results from the implementation of the SVM using diverse kernel functions showed an average overall classification accuracy of 95.87% and a mean kappa coefficient of 0.948, with the burnt area class always clearly separable from all the other classes used in the classification scheme.

(3) A clearly defined nomenclature: where nomenclature used in the classification scheme is exacting and clearly constrain the meaning of terms and an initial glossary of terms agreed upon and implemented by users; (4) accommodate diverse sources of data: where geospatial habitat data take many forms such as land cover and abundance data; satellite imaging; grain size and sediment type.

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