We expand the example introduced in Fig. 1 in order to clearly explain the differences between the proposed method and the standard metrics frequently used when evaluating classification results.
It might follow local reactions to the Holocaust, trace the lives and families of survivors and émigrés, and expand the intriguing examples it already provides.
Expanding the school and hospital examples at the end of the previous section, disaster risk reduction is not the ultimate endeavour.
A relatively low cost option is to teach parents to optimise their responsive behaviours (for example, responding to the child's focus of interest) and provide rich language input (for example, expanding the child's attempts to talk).
Emily A. Collins, a professor of environmental and oil and gas law at the University of Pittsburgh, said parts of the legislation would help the environment — for example, expanding the distance in which a driller could be presumed responsible for replacing a tainted water supply.
If the smart thing to do is to devise an immigration policy that maximises a country's economic benefits and minimises its costs, the United States could improve its outcome by, for example, expanding the number of visas available to highly skilled immigrants.
In particular, authorities may want to see the effect of, for example, expanding the use of PrEP.
For example, expanding the bandwidth by a factor of two, will yield the same result as taking twice as long to complete the transmission if we were to retain the size of the delivered payload and the used modulation scheme.
The resistance from the significant others provides valuable guidance for designing future trials in Tanzania; for example, expanding the HIV vaccine trial education to the general population from the onset of the trial design.
For example, expanding the data through profile alignment and using previous trees as topological constraints can greatly reduce the computational complexity and expense of large-scale phylogenetic inference.
For example, expanding the Global Alliance's approach to developing in-country regional testing centers to include field-based exposure assessment will be a valuable contribution.
