This has apparently lead to the clinical practice of diagnosing DHF without all the necessary criteria and the application of locally adapted variations [ 9].
This communication presents an evaluation of the Renewable Energy Premium Tariff (RPT) scheme, a locally adapted variation of the Feed-in Tarifortailoredecentralisedalised grids of developing countries.
That is, the future will be an altered or adapted variation upon the model that has served us until now.
Risk adapted variation of ages for CRC screening initiation is already well accepted and established for CRC risk factors other than 'country', in particular a family history of CRC (Europe Against Colorectal Cancer, 2007).
All that Velcro means the crew can jump into uniform quickly; it's fire-retardant, and has multiple layers to help adapt to variations in temperature.
It was the system's flexibility, its capacity to adapt to variations in the balance of industrial power over time and between different industries, that had contained the unions within it.
To adapt to variations of gradients in each area, the quad-tree decomposition is adopted to divide an image into four blocks at an equal size and would continue to divide further depending on complexities of the blocks.
We exploit FPGA operational flexibility and algorithm parallelism to design eigenmode-monitoring receivers that can adapt to variations in wireless channel statistics, for high-performing, inexpensive, smart antenna array embedded systems.
Simulation results show that the active filters with neural network control can significantly reduce harmonic distortion in the load current and supply voltage and can adapt to variations in system operating conditions.
The resulting atlas can be used to automatically segment the hippocampal subregions in structural MRI images, using an algorithm that can analyze multimodal data and adapt to variations in MRI contrast due to differences in acquisition hardware or pulse sequences.
