Many times supervised learning methods are chosen, because they are well controlled and fast.
Insecticide resistance would enable vector survival, but this seems unlikely because malaria was well controlled in the other sprayed camps and resistance to pyrethroids has not been observed in this region.
Many patients with COPD and cancer do not need an annual or biannual consultation at a hospital, either because they are well controlled or considered cured from their disease, or since their assigned general practitioner handles regular issues, explaining why the numbers in the NPR from 2010 to 2011 are lower than the corresponding published prevalence estimates.
AMOT expression levels in Jurkat T cells are beneath our detection limits, but we feel confident in concluding that AMOT stimulates HIV-1 release in this setting because the experiment is well controlled by the use of an inactive point mutant AMOT p130 construct, because the effects are dose dependent, and because we repeated the experiment three times with similar results.
Madison believed keenly in the value of a strong government in which power was well controlled because it was well balanced among the branches.
Most participants then recalled that they did have prior experience with the particular symptom but were not currently experiencing the symptom because their psoriasis was well controlled.
In these situations, harvest discarding was needless when volunteers were well controlled because the GM impurity in non-GM harvests was well below the EU labelling thresholds; it was useless when OSR contained male-sterile plants or when the landscape was infested by volunteers because large parts of the fields had to be discarded to respect impurity thresholds, which is financially unacceptable.
Patient 2 developed a brain metastasis and thus underwent whole brain irradiation, after which gefitinib was resumed because intrathoracic disease remained well controlled.
Because the study was well controlled for the week of pregnancy, this report provides perhaps the best interpretable data from CGMS yet published.
The strength of this study was that surgical confounders, such as tubal ligation, hysterectomy, and bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy were well controlled, because they had been excluded in this study.
Cost effective in patients at high risk of stroke, unless INR is well controlled Because atrial fibrillation is associated with advanced age and obesity, its prevalence is increasing worldwide.
