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In the pivotal EORTC-NCIC study, patients with methylated MGMT derived better benefit when treated with TMZ, 48.9% (33.7% 62.4%) of patients with tumors exhibiting methylated MGMT were alive at 2 years versus 14.8% (7.2%–25.0%) of patients with tumors exhibiting unmethylated MGMT [2].

We grouped the vulnerabilities types in vulnerability categories, which helps to derive better prediction models.

The main idea of SOC method is exploiting the correlation of indices to derive better compression performance.

So, to derive better models for solar radiation estimation, in this study we have proposed few models combining the effects of sunshine duration and other meteorological parameters.

The above rationale for efficient channel monitoring assumes that the periodic channel context can be combined to derive better resource selection decision policies.

Overall, this design provides a new concept for the development of photoanodes which derive better efficiency for dye sensitized solar cell (DSSC) and PSSC at economical low cost.

We also translated Landsat reflectance change into tree canopy cover change information for greater relevance to ecosystem modelers and forest managers, who can derive better understanding of forest-climate interactions and better adapt management strategies to changing climate regimes.

That is, perceiving successfully the statuses of the notional machine and the statuses of the target domain world, and the relationships between them would derive better understanding of the program code like an expert programmer.

Although it is useful in reducing the signal processing resources for this part of the procedure, an implementation of the PFB option can be considered to derive better spectra for future development.

Discussing bringing on board a carrier, Sweden's Telia, as a strategic investor in the Series B, Walle says the aim is not to use the telco as another data supplier but rather to work together on data accuracy via things like applying machine learning algorithms to derive better intelligence from the fragmented data-sets it needs to structure and contextualize.

Pinch technology also imposes certain rules and standards that have been followed by many researchers, though they are not always rigorous and may even be unnecessary if they may prevent in deriving better solutions.