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It is also plausible that long-term predictions of slope stability may be improved by knowledge of the hydrogeochemical evolution of clayey landslides.
Altogether, our results from this limited panel of melanoma cells suggest that treatment of melanoma patients could be improved by knowledge of the genetic and epigenetic background of individual tumors.
She criticizes Leininger's model for its assumption that care and services will be improved by knowledge of different cultures.
Such measurements sometimes successfully predict the efficacy of vaccines, but predictions can be improved by knowledge of the antigenic distance between the dominant antibody binding sites rather than whole viruses (Gupta et al. 2006).
Diagnosis of discrete-event systems (DESs) may be improved by knowledge-compilation techniques, where a large amount of model-based reasoning is anticipated off-line, by simulating the behavior of the system and generating suitable data structures (compiled knowledge) embedding diagnostic information.
The reliable climate reconstruction using borehole temperature depth data can be improved by the knowledge of the thermophysical properties of the subsurface, especially of the thermal conductivity.
In this way, the model can be improved by extracting knowledge related to molecular descriptors, which boost its performance, taking account of other molecular features related to the property of interest.
As designated by no free lunch theory [34], the performance of an optimization algorithm could be improved by incorporating prior knowledge or properly hybrid with other search operators or optimization algorithms.
Informally, the method measures the influence of one time series on another by checking if the prediction of the response can be improved by incorporating the knowledge of the past of a predictor.
In fact, validation could be improved by incorporating increasing knowledge about biological pathways with toxicologal relevance.
Detection was found to be improved by using prior knowledge from clusters of previously analysed experimental results at similar environmental conditions.
