Sentence examples for combined dependency from inspiring English sources

As noted in numerous studies, phylogenetic methods have been shown to have greater precision than graph-based methods [ 43], but the combined dependency on human expertise and the computational cost of phylogenomic analyses has limited their large-scale application [ 44].

Combining dependency parsing and knowledge about properties of verbs, it uses a classification method to identify arguments of a relation.

David Bloom, the Harvard economist, once did a calculation in which he combined the dependency ratios of Africa and Western Europe.

"…A lot of our female clients are charged with prostitution and…have combined chemical dependency and mental health issues… [which have] failed to be addressed in the past… A lot of them don't qualify for drug court.

The critical care units included intensive care units (ICUs) and combined ICU/high dependency units (HDUs), but not stand-alone HDUs.

Adult, general critical care units are defined as intensive care units (ICUs), combined ICU/high dependency units (HDUs) and combined general care/coronary care units admitting mixed medical/surgical patients predominantly aged older than 16 years.

Given that more than one hospital recruited, in some cases, more than one patient during each financial year and patients could have received treatment in both an ICU and an HDU, one hundred and sixteen cost questionnaires were sent out in total to account for this (58 for the ICU and combined ICU/High Dependency Units (HDUs) and 58 for the separate HDUs – where provided).

We present two different ways of validating our model with experimental results, i.e. using a prediction based on the first track geometry and second, also a complete a priori prediction based on combined experimental dependencies in laser deposition process.

Only 14 out of 26 tools (five out of five risk communication tools, six out of 17 patient information tools, two out of three brief decision aids and the single standardised information for clinicians) included information on dependency (or dependency combined with death).

Five patient information tools [ 34, 38, 41, 45, 48], three risk communication tools [ 51- 53] and the single standardised information for clinicians [ 59] included information on both the potential benefits (independence) and the entire range of adverse outcomes following thrombolysis (dependency, death [or dependency combined with death], ICH, and the impact of ICH).

The creep models combining time stress dependencies using power form and time stress temperature dependencies using Pickel's form were obtained.