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So this time around, said Sen. Chris Dodd (D-Conn)., who is leading the effort in the HELP Committee in the absence of its chairman, Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-Mass)., they'll use the budget estimate to guide the policy, rather than the other way around.

For the baseline and follow-up timepoint, a fused segmentation image that incorporates information of both time points was used as an initial estimate to guide the final delineation of the hippocampus.

Public health personnel have insufficient data to make the disease burden (incidence, illness, and death) estimates to guide priorities for the use of scarce health resources (2 ) and to help refine policy on the empiric management of febrile patients (3 ).

The robot's position estimates are used to guide the robot along parallel, meandering lanes and are also assigned to newly created map nodes which later serve as landmarks.

These performance estimates were used to guide the development of the classifier discovery procedure.

To test whether interacting dyad members used the credibility of each other's confidence estimates to guide their joint decisions, we regressed the fraction of disagreement trials in which the dyad eventually followed the decision of dyad member A instead of that of dyad member B (the choice ratio) against the ratio of the A ROC for dyad member A relative to that of dyad member B (the A ROC ratio).

Thus, while the inability of impulse responses to model nonlinear systems hampers the performance of the AEC system in the first place, this inability is exploited here to estimate an otherwise inaccessible intermediate signal to guide the estimation of the nonlinear components (described in the next paragraphs).

Improved estimates will be critical to guide the development and forecasting of commodities to close the existing paediatric treatment gap.

The purpose of this study was to gather information about analgesic drug therapy in patients with chronic pain and perform cost estimates to guide future cost-effectiveness research in the area.

Interacting individuals use the credibility of each other's confidence estimates to guide their joint decisions.

Therefore, while physicians are encouraged to use life expectancy estimates to guide decision making, they may feel unskilled, ill-equipped, and uncomfortable with the task [ 11, 14- 17].