However, examples 2 and 3 represent cases of distributions prone to having outliers (in the sense they were defined in Section 1).
Electrical impedance tomography revealed homogenous ventilation distribution in prone position during PEEP 20, 30 and 20d.
Limitations of these techniques are that they can be complex, parameter and distribution dependent, prone to error, difficult to fully characterize, and some require heavy processing [25, 26].
The combination of a generative and discriminative model on two sources of information provides a more reliable and accurate method for nuclei detection: although each individual distribution is prone to its own false-positives and false-negatives, by combining the two approaches we can provide a more accurate method of detection.
As skewed distributions are prone to having outliers and are typically found in actual research, it is thus essential to determine how the Ueda's method performs in these cases.
Conventional protection schemes in distribution systems are prone to potential threats with increasing number of DG units.
Such studies do not allow estimation of actual drug use distribution and are prone to underestimation of variability, as dosing regimens that have been used are not recorded.
However, approaches based on experimental properties, such as water solubility or octanol-water distribution coefficient, are prone to experimental errors in the input variables, which may result in some severe statistical problems (Lohninger, 1994; Nguyen et al., 2005; Sabljic, 1991; Sabljic and Piver, 1992).
We did not measure ventilation distributions in the prone posture to identify whether or not sequential ventilation distribution was diminished.
Thermogenic charge access is ultimately controlled by the geographic distribution of sand-prone carrier beds and how these vertically stacked stratigraphic units relate spatially to one another along their basinal limits.
