However, when analysed in more detail, experts appear to take a more informed decision (with higher agreement corrected for chance) and err on the side of false-positive treatment decisions (higher sensitivity).
Currently, many task allocation methods rely on detailed expert knowledge to coordinate robots.
Megalomaniac politicians of all parties love mighty structural upheaval, but what works is detailed, expert and quite dull.
These curves rely on detailed expert insight about individual saving measures.
But today's detailed expert reports suggest that since 1974, the major changes to the building entirely destroyed that protection.
Therefore, the funeral homes could leverage their counseling competence to achieve quasi-permanent customer retention because "those who return after 5 years often want to talk to the same advisor, particularly because they had revealed many intimate details" (Expert 1).
We use the case of the 2011 2012 unrest at Santorini as a basis for demonstration with the Netica package (NorsysSoftware Corp. [2014]); however, all values and probabilities reproduced in what follows were chosen as provisional indicative numbers – had the crisis escalated further these would have been subjected to detailed expert appraisal and modulation.
A very detailed expert assessment had been performed with simulated, remodelled historical exposure settings using historic equipments, model calculations and expert rating (Dahmann et al, 2008).
Estimates for radon exposure were based on systematic measurements in the air from 1955 onwards, and on detailed expert rating in the years before (HVBG and BBG, 2005).
Specialist databases, in contrast, can serve to collate all available information on a given protein or protein family, and are small enough to allow detailed, expert curation.
