AI research follows two distinct, and to some extent competing, methods, the symbolic (or "top-down") approach, and the connectionist (or "bottom-up") approach.
As noted in §2.3, some philosophers maintain that modal and probabilistic representations of uncertainty constitute distinct and, to some extent, incomparable approaches to epistemology.
In addition, the expression patterns of BIN2, ASKdzeta, ASKiota and ASKtheta are distinct, although to some extent overlapping [ 23, 24].
Our investigation also adds to the growing consensus that astroglial tumours comprise distinct molecular subtypes, which to some extent may be recapitulated at the tissue level in the c-Met/nestin/IDH1-R132H c-Met/nestin/IDH1-R132H c-Met/nestin/IDH1-R132H
While the president deserves a pass to some extent, distinct red flags loom on his environmental horizon.
The test may thus be evaluating constructs relating to cognitive ability that are, to some extent, distinct from pure linguistic performance.
The additive effect of Fx with FLxIT disconnection argues that fornix and frontal-inferotemporal interaction make contributions to episodic memory that are, at least to some extent, distinct.
However, if the contribution of the fornix is to some extent distinct, then fornix lesions may produce an additional deficit in scene learning beyond that caused by frontal-temporal disconnection.
For example, the finding that interest-activity symptoms (of low interest, reduced activity, indecisiveness and lack of enjoyment) predict poorer treatment response [ 65] could be interpreted to suggest that the pathophysiological processes producing these symptoms are, to some extent, distinct, and less well targeted by antidepressants.
Focusing on potential gender differences with respect to scarring our results (not reported in this paper) point in the direction that wage scars are more pronounced among male graduates while differences in career satisfaction are to some extent more distinct among female graduates.
Our results suggest that adaptational aftereffects and perceptual drift derive, at least to some extent, from distinct neural mechanisms.
