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This review synthesizes research and publications from industry and academic sources and provides direction for developing and evaluating promising interventions.
Next, perspectives and methodology from previous research in text analysis provide direction for developing and operationalizing features for authorship analysis of electronic text.
The background, experimental investigation, and future direction for developing the aforementioned two representative steep switching devices (i.e., NCFET and phase FET/negative resistance FET) are to be discussed in detail.
These findings provide valuable insight into actual conscious leadership practices and offers direction for developing future conscious leaders in postsecondary education.
The presented results indicate that concrete composite with PAG from postconsumer waste is a promising research direction for developing eco-responsible construction materials with enhanced thermal insulation and water absorptivity.
Since user-friendly and publicly accessible web-servers represent the future direction for developing practically more useful predictors [ 25], we shall make efforts in our future work to provide a web-server for the method presented in this paper In this paper, we propose two machine learning ideas in enzyme function prediction.
Since user-friendly and publicly accessible web servers represent the future direction for developing practically more useful models, simulated methods, or predictors [ 23], we shall make efforts in our future work to provide a web server for the method presented in this paper.
Therefore, 28 was demonstrated as a good lead compound for the further study and more importantly, the strategy of AChE and BACE-1 dual inhibitors might be a promising direction for developing novel drugs for AD patients.
We find that a promising direction for developing more powerful tests relies on the fact that valid Monte Carlo tests can be constructed from statistics that preserve exchangeability but not independence.
Coupling this with the fact that block methods can be applied to systems arising from stable mixed discretizations implies that these techniques are a promising direction for developing scalable methods for Navier Stokes.
