A possible explanation for this finding is that the transformation of the initial classification problem in a geometric space, which alleviates features covariance, makes leeway for the inference of separating planes between classes that perform robustly.
The decreased rate of translation induced by these agents may slow down cells hypertrophy and alleviate other features of cell aging/senescence.
Thus, while the decreased rate of translation induced by these agents may slow down cells hypertrophy and alleviate other features of cell aging/senescence reduction of oxidative DNA damage may lower predisposition to neoplastic transformation.
There is, therefore, a need for a more effective treatment for sJIA, based on an understanding of the underlying pathophysiology of the disease process that may alleviate the systemic features of sJIA, as well as prevent progression of joint damage.
A useful next step will be to analyze in more detail the mechanisms by which these interventions alleviate the disease-like features of sesB flies, with the aim of eventually translating these findings to human therapies.
New ICDs provide features to alleviate both a sustained elevated heart rate and a sustained decreased heart rate.
While most solar cookers in use today do not have heat storage, this feature will alleviate the mismatch between solar heat energy supply and energy demand for cooking.
33 The selective α2-adrenergic receptor agonist, brimonidine tartrate, is the first US FDA-approved therapy for the treatment of facial erythema and it provides a clinical option to alleviate this common, primary feature of rosacea.
Finally, we show that nanomolar concentrations of microtubule-targeting-drugs, such as nocodazole, vinblastine or taxol, alleviate the main pathological feature of spastin-depleted cortical neurons by dramatically reducing the number of axon swellings.
In the feature-based approaches, a noise-robust feature representation is developed to reduce the sensitivity to various acoustic conditions and thereby alleviate the mismatch between those features used for training and testing.
