34 There is no validated model that accounts for breast density, yet it is hoped that one might be developed in the future that will include breast density and be capable of effectively identifying women suitable for both enhanced screening and chemoprevention.
However, to translate this into the clinic, we are required to provide evidence that this pathway is upregulated in the development of clinical HRPC and also identify what proteins would make the best targets and most effectively identify patients suitable for therapy.
This paper describes an architecture combining the three CI techniques listed above that can be used to produce process control systems suitable for effectively manipulating complex engineering systems characterized by relatively slow process dynamics.
Experimental results obtained from a network of sensor nodes utilizing the proposed architecture and the application-layer protocol reveal that this novel approach is suitable for effectively communicating multimedia data over wireless sensor networks.
The method is simple, precise and accurate with the ability to separate all the chemical constituents effectively, which is more suitable for regular and normal analysis of picrosides in different drug formulations and screening of plant specimens for genotype assessment.
Furthermore, we propose a new heuristic algorithm to obtain the near-optimal C-RAN network layout effectively and efficiently, especially suitable for a large-scale C-RAN network scenario in practice.
Likewise, the use of AUC or AFFF is not suitable for effectively nondispersable powders and may not be suitable for samples that have complex and heterogenous shapes because of the required conversion to number percent (Calzolai et al. 2012; Linsinger et al. 2012; Wohlleben 2012).
The experimental results indicated that the novel particulate bio-composite prototypes effectively achieved an enhanced performance suitable for high-moisture environment applications.
Because the SAR image effectively reflects topography, it is suitable for observing topographic change.
In general, the current Object-Oriented approach to modeling and developing software systems is not suitable for representing effectively biological concepts, because, as argued, it cannot model concurrently in a single type of diagram both the objects, e.g., a protein, and the processes, e.g., transcription, that transform (create, consume, or change the state of) these objects.
