To address this data insufficiency problem, the combination of GMM supervectors and SVMs (GSSVM) was recently proposed [14, 15] for detecting concepts in video shots.
It will also address the insufficiency of policies to promote inclusion and the complex factors influencing implementation.
To address the insufficiency of data available to clinicians on the adequacy of empiric antibiotic dosing in ICU patients, on behalf of the Infection Section of the European Society of Intensive Care Medicine, the authors proposed a multicentre point-prevalence pharmacokinetic study in ICU patients.
If I think of Shakespeare's songs, I cannot identify this vulnerability, this insufficiency I have been talking about.
Although systemic administration of IGF-I or -II may be an appealing approach to address placental insufficiency, ubiquitous tissue expression of IGF receptors may cause off-target effects.
Losses of participants were due to death (21), failure to provide informed consent (4), loss to follow-up (7), clinical criteria (5) and others (changes of address, renal insufficiency, etc. (4)).
Losses of participants (RCC/BC) were due to death (21/19), loss of informed consent (0/1), loss to follow-up (1/1), clinical criteria (5/2), and others (e.g., change of address, renal insufficiency, and progression 1/2).
Figure 3 illustrates this insufficiency.
"The downgrades principally reflect lingering concerns about the company's perceived funding shortfall as expected to occur in 2003, and the insufficiency of the company's actions to address this critical concern," Moody's said in a report to investors.
To further address this issue, we used the large cohort of Caucasian subjects with type 2 diabetes from the Renal Insufficiency And Cardiovascular Events (RIACE Italian Multicenter Studyy to assess whether the baseline status of DN and DR was independently associated with HbA1c variability as assessed retrospectively from HbA1c values obtained during the 2-year period preceding the enrollment.
