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We have focused on motion-based human detection in this study due to the fact that some unique human motion features aid in better identification of human beings from other objects [92].

The prediction accuracy of 99.1% and 98.5% using the model that is built with and without the plasmid sequences respectively shows that our method can aid in better identification of taxa in the NGS metagenomic reads.

Our study provides vital information that may help in, firstly, regarding the timing and the possible duration of prophylactic anti-coagulation; secondly, about the patient number that could benefit from prophylactic anti-coagulation; and thirdly, identification of proteinuria, as an independent risk factor that may aid in better risk assessment of such patients.

27– 29 An understanding of the mechanism by which progesterone promotes estrogen-induced mammary carcinogenesis will aid in the identification of better HRT supplementation therapy with adjuvants to prevent the development of hormone-induced breast cancer.

(This increase can be attributed in part to better identification of infected individuals).

A better understanding of lesion pathogenesis across species may also aid in the identification of novel therapeutic targets or strategies that can be used alone or in combination with more conventional tuberculosis treatments in humans.

A better understanding of the metabolic functions of p53 family members may aid in the identification of therapeutic targets and reveal novel uses for p53-modulating drugs.

Clinical trials are ongoing to better evaluate the potential utility of these characteristics as potential diagnostic markers to aid in the identification of individuals likely to respond to the APS therapy currently under investigation.

The discovery of biomarkers to aid in the identification of patients most likely to develop severe DME and PDR is essential for better treatment of this disease.

Since there are early subclinical changes occurring in retina prior to clinical symptoms, it is necessary to find out specific early biomarkers that predict the pattern and progress of these changes to an advanced stage of DR. The discovery of biomarkers to aid in the identification of patients most likely to develop severe DME and PDR is essential for better treatment of this disease.

An exploration of the spatial-temporal pattern and factors that affect the incidence of bacillary dysentery would aid in the identification of high-risk areas, and thus guide appropriate allocation of public health resources for better disease control and prevention.