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Two numerical examples are provided to illustrate the advantages and the efficacy of the proposed method when simultaneously considering the intermittent observations, the system uncertainty, and the external disturbance.

However, when simultaneously considering the health facility-related characteristics, the protection by FDC-RHZE is not sustained.

Therefore, this work supports the use of BTMs as more quantitative predictors of outcome, but only when simultaneously considering the intimate relationships of the broader biologic system.

In contrast, the infusion of ≥ 1 L of starch reduced the time period of food intolerance by 2 days (P < 0.005) when simultaneously considering the effect of surgical complications (P < 0.014; two-way ANOVA).

Further analyses of the relative effect sizes of both direct and indirect cues when simultaneously considered could elucidate their relative importance in a system where both cues influence foraging behavior but to different extents.

However, when simultaneously considered with measures of GM and WM atrophy, SHs often explain only a small proportion of the variance, usually in relation to executive function measures [ 13, 53, 54].

At first glance, this appears analogous to predictions across and within breeding groups obtained in the present study, especially given that when we simultaneously considered both breeding groups when training the genomic prediction models, accuracies did not decrease much compared with those obtained by training models specific to each breeding group.

A Cincinnati, Ohio (USA), study (Ris et al. 2004) showed lasting significant effects of BPb between 6 and 28 weeks on factor scores representing attention and visuoconstruction in adolescents when prenatal BPb was tested without simultaneously considering postnatal BPb exposure history.

Overall, propranolol seemed to be the most desirable intervention when several endpoints were simultaneously considered (Fig. 11).

In this paper, a Pareto-based multi-objective differential evolution (DE) algorithm is proposed as a search strategy for mining accurate and comprehensible numeric association rules (ARs) which are optimal in the wider sense that no other rules are superior to them when all objectives are simultaneously considered.

It is intuitively clear that true biological signal and confounding factors need to be simultaneously considered when performing normalization.