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While additional parts of the clinical documentation such as laboratory results may also be usable in this context, we intentionally restricted our analysis in order to obtain models that are primarily straightforward and generalizable insofar as they build on highly uniform data.

Companies typically design and build one highly customized (and highly expensive) satellite and find a highly coveted (and highly expensive) spot on a rocket launch to get it to the right orbit.

But for a business built on highly successful marketing, it shows a tin ear.

The proportion of homes built on highly productive soils and lands proximate to water has remained consistently high throughout the 1900s.

Georgia O'Keeffe, although not part of the RA show (but much in evidence at Tate Modern), pioneered a form of abstraction built on highly symbolic visions of the body and landscape.

Certain products – particularly those built on highly dynamic datasets – may have perpetual learning curves such that in a rapidly changing world, they can always be meaningfully improved.

Like a latter-day Boo.com it hyped its magical voice-to-text service to the stars, apparently built on highly advanced technology, but in the end it has not lived up to the expectations it went all out to trumpet.

I'm not used to having 40 people watch me make a mistake". Sigoloff's reputation has been built on highly complex corporate turnarounds.

Two degenerate primer pairs built on highly conserved regions of MATα1 and MATα2 were employed for cloning MATα1 and MATα2 ORFs, respectively.

Rather than competing head-on, perhaps a better strategy for Google would be to build on its strength of developing highly scalable web and mobile applications.

"Andy will also build on the highly successful ECB coach and talent development programmes which have seen players such as Joe Root, Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler, to name a few, graduate to England senior teams, as well as work with a number of coaches from first-class counties who have been involved with the England Lions".