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In the context of big genomics data, SDN technology coupled with innovative network approaches can decrease the time to transfer a set of large DNA sequence files or other type of biological data from one remote repository to a researcher for timely analysis.
We have found that a VBC approach can decrease the direct costs of care for a group of children with a chronic condition.
Speedy downloads: A new file-sharing approach can decrease the time it takes to download movies and music on peer-to-peer networks.
Nemours Children's Health System has found that while a value-based care approach can decrease the costs of care for children with chronic conditions (when compared with a traditional fee-for-service model), transitioning to a value-based model involves added infrastructure and training costs.
A case study shows that this optimal design approach can decrease the total system cost (i.e. the upfront cost and 10-year operation cost) by 5.5%, compared with the original design.
This approach can decrease the number of states to consider simultaneously in the target system by building Markov models of the independent subsystems stage by stage, and results in an exact solution for the Markov model of the whole target system.
If Facebook's multi-prong approach can decrease the prevalence of fake news without becoming overbearing truth police, it could dismantle one of the greatest threats to its future as a core internet utility.
This approach through structural modulation can decrease the surface reflection of materials efficiently over broad spectral ranges.
Although there is no consensus on the optimal approach to achieve this, several recent studies indicate that educating healthcare providers on evidence-based approaches to prevent these infections can decrease infection rates [8 11].
The computational complexity of this process can decrease Naive Approach Complexity from O(2 d v max+ d u max) to O((d v max d u max)).
And research with mindfulness interventions suggests that training people to approach, rather than avoid, their emotional experiences can decrease fear of empathy and increase pro-social behavior.
