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Occlusal Fingerprint Analysis was also employed to help correctly identify each tooth.

One area where it's applying machine learning is to help correctly interpret the data displayed on the web — to, for example, link a specific identity with a specific crime (and importantly avoid incorrectly linking pieces of data that might be being displayed on the same webpage but are not necessarily linked).

Clarifying this aspect could help correctly approach the ongoing, life-treating events occurring in patients suffering from liver cirrhosis.

Complex Samples provides specialised statistics to help correctly compute statistics and their standard errors when working with complex sample designs.

In all, these advantages will advance bioinformatics studies of transmembrane proteins, help correctly interpret the results of functional studies, and enable to formulate questions amenable for experimental verification.

The use of appropriate diagnostic strategies, which may help correctly identify the disease at early asymptomatic stages and lead to the implementation of suitable corrective therapies, is imperative.

The data protection watchdog not only has a host of form letters and list of data controllers to help you correctly file a right to access request, but it will also investigate any complaints for organisations that fail to follow through fully.

Understanding how BCDT alters the balance between different B cell subsets, some pathogenic and some regulatory, may help us correctly target BCDT to the right patients, and thereby improve treatment responses in rheumatic disease.

The method emphasizes strength, endurance and alignment, sometimes using props (blankets, chairs, ropes) to help achieve correctly aligned positions.

Now to be quite clear, these various exotic pieces of headgear and associated paraphernalia almost certainly did help species correctly separate each other out.

But this is not that reassuring, because the five-month special inspection, designed to help banks correctly categorise their biggest problem loans, covered only a fraction of their total bad debts of about ¥150 trillion.