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For legal information retrieval systems, the human-curated finding aid is being overtaken by the computer algorithm.

Our method, inspired by the computer algorithm Melvin, relies on a new multi-port that coherently manipulates several photons simultaneously in higher dimensions.

Of the remaining ∼12 cells we selected 3 5 cells that are easily analyzed by the computer algorithm (minimal contact with other cells and good phase contrast), and have a dispersion close to the average dispersion of the population.

Furthermore, when we examined the frequency of specific amino acid pairs, which reflects the minimal homology elements that are employed by the computer algorithm for epitope prediction [9], [11], we found that the majority of generalized pairs were unique to each collection (Table 3, bold letters) and only a few pairs were found in more than 1 mimotope collection (Table 3, italicized).

reversals of car movement and the reversals generated by the computer algorithm.

Manual adjustments were made when image artefacts caused misinterpretation by the computer algorithm.

Mortality in patients with bloodstream infection classified as monomicrobial by both the computer algorithm and the physicians' assessment was lower compared with patients having bloodstream infection classified as polymicrobial by both.

For classification of contamination vs. bloodstream infection, reference episodes classified as contamination by both the computer algorithm and physicians' assessment had the lowest relative 30-day mortality compared with the bloodstream infection concordant group, whereas mortality for the two discrepant groups was similar to the bloodstream infection concordant group.

After calculations of PCR efficiencies, 13 HKGs were retained and their expression stabilities evaluated by the computer algorithms geNorm and NormFinder.

By last month, Judge Wolff said, the computer algorithm was up and running, and the commission made note of it to the legal community in its August newsletter, "Smart Sentencing".

At all times, each analyst was blinded to the analysis results performed by the other analysts and the computer algorithm.