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Although intonational phrase boundaries can be more reliably detected and have been widely applied in many downstream spoken language processing tasks such as speech summarization, intermediate phrase boundaries are also important elements for phrasal analysis and prosodic annotation.

Whereas ORC detection by ChIP may be context- or cell cycle-dependent, Mcm2p seems to be more reliably detected.

Secondly, because alleles in the mapping population segregate at approximately equal frequencies, the bimodality of the signal intensity among tested targets (the basis for DArT marker discovery) is more reliably detected as compared to diversity panel analysis, where markers with minor alleles at low frequencies are not discovered as efficiently.

Therefore, the miRNAs detected in our study can be more reliably considered involved in the osteoporotic phenotype.

First, P50 responses were larger and more reliably detected than the N100 and MMN, thus reducing localization error and affording the best signal-to-noise ratio.

Conceptually, more accurate estimates of CFO, SFO, and CIR can be obtained by using more reliably detected data and also help to enhance the MIMO-demapper output reliability that will improve the performance of the SISO decoder in the next iteration of the turbo process.

However, the capitulum and neck of the stapes is more dense, and usually more reliably detected during image interpretation.

Only heart disease, cancer and stroke are more reliably lethal.

This effect was more reliably seen in tamoxifen-treated animals.

More comprehensive feature set would clearly be able to more reliably detect important behavior such as writing, hand and finger gestures, and facial expressions.

In Mr. Breit's view, Wall Street firms, encouraged by regulators, are on a fool's mission to enhance their models to more reliably detect risky trades.