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Then, this reliability degree is reinforced (enhanced) exploiting the obtained diagnosis result associated with a confidence parameter, Auditory Threshold (AT) of patients in the application at hand, in the Final Fuzzy System (FFS) in order to generate the final diagnosis result (the appropriate diagnosis with a confidence index CI).

The law regulates the powers of different parties — of the state, of private individuals and of corporate bodies — and a lawyer's task is to find ways to enhance, exploit or rein in those powers.

In our proposed platform, the energy efficiency of the wearable device is also enhanced by exploiting the asymmetry of the network resources.

The method of Shaw and Holmes [1] is enhanced by exploiting symmetry to obtain closed form expressions of the Poincaré section and mapping.

The efficiency of alternative optimization formulations is compared; we see that it can be enhanced by exploiting a separation of time-scales in the system dynamics.

It is explained why HCI research into interface evaluation and affective computing may be greatly enhanced by exploiting the underlying information of neurophysiological recordings.

Using numerical results, we have proven that the LPI performance of radar system can be considerably enhanced by exploiting the communication signals scattered off the target at the radar receiver.

This figure shows that the performance is enhanced by exploiting the channel correlation through the FSMC models, mainly for large values of N. It also shows that the use of second-order FSMC is not worthwhile in these cases.

These findings have important implications for the design of vascular graft scaffolds, the clinical performance of which may be enhanced by exploiting natural cell matrix biology to regulate cell attachment and function.

We envisaged that ADS would be enhanced by exploiting intermolecular reactions as the range of possible reaction outcomes and thus the chemical space explored would be dramatically increased.

Collectively, these data suggest that the effectiveness of vaccines that protect against bacterial pneumonias caused by gram-positive (Streptococcus pneumoniae) and gram-negative (P. aeruginosa) organisms can be enhanced by exploiting the immunostimulatory attributes of BLyS as an adjuvant.