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ANNs are taken into account to be commanding for apprehending the non linear effect and are practically valid to each and every single situation in which a relationship although extremely non-linear existing between the dependent and independent variables (Elias et al. 2006).

This systematic framework could be a response to the increasing demand for cross-cultural comparisons in the international setting and the use of common instruments and definitions valid to each culture [ 21].

Omission of these potentially non-incident episodes increased the disease-to-infection ratio from 18.4% to 18.8%, so we conclude that it is valid to consider each month as a discrete and independent period of observation.

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US experts in each disease area rated putative quality indicators on a 9-point scale from 1 ("not valid") to 9 ("very valid").

Approximately equal proportions of commencing students were participating in direct entry (undergraduate) medical school programs (49.6%), and in graduate programs (50.3%) (Table  3).> -wrap-foot> Percentares arexpresseded as percentage of valid responses to each question (ie excluding missing responses).

(iv) Backpropagation algorithm: The backpropagation algorithm trains the BPNN for assigning priorities to each valid job.

Subjective criteria for generating seen data for the scheduler for assigning priority to each valid job are described in Section Subjective criteria.

To produce the filtered images G(r) at various scales r∈[1,M], a geometric Gaussian filtering is applied to each valid point p i in the RI, obtaining g i (r): g i ( r ) = ∑ p j ∈ B 2 σ r p i p j · e − p i − p j 2 2 · σ r 2 ∑ p j ∈ B 2 σ r p i e − p i − p j 2 2 · σ r 2 (1).

Since each gridded height of the topography models provides no valid means to indicate the accuracy, each height can only be assumed to be of the same accuracy.

Finally, an additional filtering step required each valid family to have at least 10% (in length) of its full alignment contributed simultaneously by sequences from 3 or more species.