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With its literary emphasis, Ms. Gilligan's book is provocative, suggesting that there are some aspects of human behavior that cannot be captured by conventional research.
Sulfur can be captured by conventional limestone addition, but for wood as a base fuel this method is not as efficient as for coal.
Recently, RNNLMs have been used to improve language modeling as they can model the long-term dependency between words that cannot be captured by conventional n-gram models [42].
In this way, ROV creates an additional value that cannot be captured by 'conventional' valuation methods and, thus, it offers the potential to maximize long-term benefits for the society by making efficient use of fiscal resources for adaptation strategies.
Special attention is given to "mid-frequency" eigenmodes having period of the same order as the period of modulation, which cannot be captured by the conventional analytical methods.
The flow velocity also changes with time during the change in water saturation, but these changes cannot be captured by the conventional temporal scale analysis.
It is possible that this difference in contractile ability reflects local factors (for example, tissue edema) not clinically identifiable, but correlated with more diseased muscle and this cannot be captured by the conventional scales that measure disease severity, such as the SOFA score.
The full diagnostic value of individual analytes may not be captured by reference to conventional thresholds of abnormality.
The positions of the injection sites revealed by the characteristic blue/black staining were captured by photomicrographs obtained using a Leica DMR microscope under conventional bright field illumination with a Nikon Coolpix 4500 digital camera.
In addition, we show that most prognostic information carried by highly interacting and multicollinear conventional variables such as age and clinical diagnoses, is captured by three of the four variables.
