However, it is still unclear how specialist outpatient palliative care will be concretely provided to patients.
More concretely, it provides several examples of irreproducibility in patents on blockbuster drugs Prempro, Xigris, Plavix, and Avastin and discusses some of the social costs of the misalignment between good clinical practice and patent doctrine.
But what can such contact provide concretely?
Concretely, in Section 3 we provide counterexamples that show that such conjectures are not true when we consider a few possible notions of compactness in partial metric spaces.
Concretely, physical activity recognition using wearable sensors can provide valuable information regarding individual's movements and help us to determine some aspects of her health.
The South African policy also noted the need to redistribute budget allocations, following the logic of the shift from institutional towards community-based services, but did not provide any further financial specifications in order to concretely support this policy shift.
It is also widely believed that members of the second machine class do not provide realistic representations of the complexity costs involved in concretely embodied computation (Chazelle and Monier (1983), Schorr (1983), Vitányi (1986)).
We will adopt the uncertainty principle associated to the task of detection of position and orientation as the main tool to provide quantitative bounds on the family of simple cells concretely implemented in primary visual cortex.
For simplicity, we assume that two member models, F 1 and F 2, are provided (more concretely, two SSL classifiers) and that they are independent.
This database will provide an unsurpassed tool since all Latin word-forms that appear concretely in texts will have a link to entries in relevant dictionaries and from there the user can go and read the selected dictionary entry.
