In an attempt to unify these imaging approaches, we refer to them collectively as "localization microscopy" methods based on the localization of molecules in a densely labeled sample by exploiting on-off transitions.
However, for EBM to become a reality for practice, studies have shown that it needs to be taught by competent clinical trainers, who help trainees to learn efficiently by exploiting on-the-job learning opportunities [ 2].
Scoring opportunities were rare in the first half, but the Earthquakes, who were short-handed with forward Landon Donovan and defender Jeff Agoos playing for national teams, earned decent ones by exploiting holes on the left side of the MetroStars' defense.
While Table 1 documents results for the cognitive skills, the PIACC can also be used to measure how non-cognitive skills affect earnings, by exploiting information on skipped questions or average time per question on the test.
Willian provided balance by exploiting Stephen Ward on the opposite flank, but there was urgency all over this team.
The paper presents a new method for identifying contributors to chemical process accidents by exploiting knowledge on causes of past accident cases.
"Infection" can be achieved through compromising many thousands of websites en masse [2], social engineering, or by exploiting vulnerabilities on end-user systems.
This hypothesis is tested by exploiting data on access to immunization centers, using self-reported perception of distance to health centers in the DHS2 and the GPS-measured linear distance to the nearest immunization center.
Genomic prediction aims at reducing prediction errors at breeding age by exploiting information on the transmission of chromosome fragments from parents to selection candidates, in conjunction with knowledge on the value of every chromosome fragment.
