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Some of these observations of thermal precursors may have been serendipitous, and continuously-operating thermal cameras offer a continuous tool for detection of such precursors.
Therefore, there is a need for an objective tool for continuous delirium monitoring.
the CGM may also be used within an artificial pancreas by forming a control loop, which consists of a tool for continuous measurement of blood glucose levels, an insulin pump, and an intravenous source of glucose for rescue [ 26].
While strictly valid only for a single bubble in a liquid column, we can use the above approach as a modeling tool for a continuous gas stream.
DAS28 as a continuous variable is a sensitive tool for measuring response to treatment in randomized controlled trials and facilitates the use of more complex statistical methods that can handle repeated measures over different time points [ 22- 24].
Seafloor seismic observations using OBSs are a powerful tool for continuous monitoring of island volcanic activity.
Extending earlier research on CAMM tools for continuous systems, a prototypical tool for multiscale DES modelling is developed in this work.
It offers a promising tool for continuous optimization problems including the training of neural networks for intelligent embedded systems with limited memory resources.
Due to its miniaturized design microdialysis was shown to be a suitable tool for continuous sampling of ammonium, nitrate and free amino acids from the soil solution with only minimal disturbance of the soil structure.
The results obtained by the method proposed in this study demonstrated that non-invasive turbidimetry is a powerful tool for continuous monitoring of the filling process of betamethasone injections, within the Quality by Design framework (FDA, 2009).
Since almost the entire magnetic field strength is expressed by the vertical component of the geomagnetic field at high latitudes, the variations of the magnetic field strength is a suitable tool for continuous polar electrojet monitoring (e.g., Vennerstrom and Moretto, 2013).
