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A patent filing by Apple shows some sort of strange gaze/touch combination designed to add voice and gaze detection to a standard UI.
We introduce a novel criterion for performance measure combination designed to be used as an equity screening algorithm.
In this paper we discuss six new strategies, based on list combination, designed to yield improved selections starting from the importances given by the binary problems.
Fortasyn Connect (FC) is a specific nutrient combination designed to target synaptic dysfunction in Alzheimer's disease by providing neuronal membrane precursors and other supportive nutrients.
Macromolecular prodrugs (MP) are high molar mass conjugates, typically carrying several copies of a drug or a drug combination, designed to optimize delivery of the drug, that is — its pharmacokinetics.
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Andy Dalton manufactured several critical plays in the face of pressure, all of them on well-crafted route combinations designed to beat the Chargers' three-deep zones.
Furthermore, there is increasing evidence that using compound combinations designed to act on multiple molecular targets can be an effective therapeutic strategy as exemplified by the spectacular success of combination therapy for HIV [87].
The new information about the modes of action may aid the design of rational drug combinations designed to slow the development of resistance or increase the spectrum of action.
With the scope of this paper, a RBF neural network model focus on risk analysis was constructed, and a series of input indicator combinations designed to get more accurate predictions.
SCNT has facilitated the generation of donor pigs carrying multi-transgene combinations designed to overcome immune rejection and to ensure functional compatibility between xenograft and recipient, e.g. regulation of blood coagulation.
