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Therefore, taking into account the issues associated with more complex approaches (particularly the lack of the necessary information), simple log-distance path loss would commonly be the most feasible solution to estimate the AOIs in many real deployments scenarios.
Strong assumptions underpin pyramidal approaches, particularly the assumption that deceased cases progress through the entire pyramid, which can limit their validity.
The book also highlights the value of new approaches, particularly the ability to generate EBV recombinants, as well as illustrating how new treatments can be developed without a full understanding of the disease process.
Based on the EvolSimulator results reported above, these LP approaches (particularly the rLP and ndLP variants we focus on) are better able to recover strong, distinctive vertical and lateral inheritance patterns than are network approaches that make direct use of BLASTP similarities.
Other Roman Catholic thinkers refined and extended the Thomistic approach, particularly the idea of analogical predication in statements about God.
The fossil fuels industry gave a guarded welcome to the EU's deregulatory approach, particularly the removal of the priority dispatch system.
During its extensive world tour -- he presented a few performances in bullrings and included real bullfights -- some critics have been impressed by his unusual approach, particularly the marching band, his portrayal of Carmen as a feminist, his simple dark staging and the use of the horse; others have been dismayed by the same innovations.
Equally troubling, Samuelson went on, were later elaborations of the rational expectations approach, particularly the "real business cycle" theory, which posited that the economy at large was in a continuous state of equilibrium, and that economic outcomes, including mass joblessness, were a product of voluntary choices.
Base techniques used in this work comprise geometric primitive model approximation (e.g., RANSAC), Region Growing segmentation, and a graph theory-based approach (particularly the "Min-Cut" algorithm).
They were, however, hampered by limitations of the hard geometric approach, particularly the sensitivity to experimental error and outlier data points caused by the simplex fitting approach.
The authors acknowledged several limitations to their approach, particularly the use of animal data and the use of LD50s rather than NOAELs.
