By mixing the high-level interpreted Python language and the compiled languages like Fortran/C/C++ in an effective method, this approach can achieve a combination of code efficiency, flexibility and compactness.
All statistical analyses were performed using the free high-level interpreted statistical language R and various Bioconductor packages (http://www.Bioconductor.org).
The CaSA software is coded in GNU OCTAVE [ 17], a high-level interpreted language, and can be run on GNU/Linux systems.
Our design allows the model to be used with minimal programming knowledge, though as Matlab is a high-level, interpreted language, more experienced programmers can make modifications relatively easily.
Further, the current implementation has major portions written in Perl, a high-level interpreted programming language, and involves significant disk usage for storing intermediate data-structures, whereas, our implementation is written in C++, a much lower-level compiled programming language, and keeps all intermediate data-structures in memory.
With the growing number of certified medical interpreters and technology advances that have made video relay services available, it should be increasingly easier for physicians and their patients to access high level interpreting services more efficiently.
The few cases of initially misinterpreted computed tomograms illustrate the importance of having a qualified radiologist with a high level of skill interpreting the head scans in a timely manner.
Finally, high-level vision interprets the scene through specific tasks such as relational reasoning, knowledge building, object recognition, etc.
Streamlines provides a high level visualisation tool for interpreting the electric and magnetic field behaviour generated by a wide range of electromagnetic survey configurations for complex 3D geo-electrical settings.
We interpreted this high level Pea3 expression as potentially indicative of a protumorigenic role for Pea3, particularly given that Pea3 positively regulates transcription of multiple proneoplastic genes [31], [34], [42], [48] [60].
