The extent of advantage accruing out of the measures of free end-configurations and monotonic optimality are also analyzed quantitatively.
The extent of major advantages and benefits derived from Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) depends upon the usage of EDI controls.
A seat assignment guarantees that you'll be plopped in a space next to your partner, or near the window, or wherever it is that you've chosen -- but that's the extent of its advantages.
Our findings revealed that the extent of numerical advantages depends on the cognitive level of the task (asemantic vs. semantic) as well as the type of material (numbers compared to letters vs. words).
Focussing on the impact that the type as well as material of the task exert on the extent of numerical advantages, cognitive tasks were grouped according to whether they required semantic processing or not and whether the processing of numbers was compared to letters or words.
The extent of this advantage differed between the different population structures simulated.
Taken together, the current DPP-4 inhibitor data are also positive, but the extent of the advantage is probably overestimated, such that, beyond assurance of CV safety, there is little information that is clinically applicable (Fig. 2).
However, the extent of this advantage decreases as minor allele frequency increases due to the tradeoff between EM-SNP's bias adjustment for the estimation of minor allele frequencies and extra variation introduced in the EM algorithm.
While the theoretical capabilities of these networks are impressive, understanding the nature and extent of their computational advantages, and the appropriate network architectures and algorithms necessary for their successful exploitation, have lagged far behind the theory.
The current study was designed to examine whether the extent of the male advantage in performance on a spatial task was determined by the extent to which the task was right-hemisphere dependent.
But that's about the extent of the PC advantage.
