Unfortunately, individual prognostication of patients who appear to be dependent on life support is imprecise and the recognition that a patient is dying when organ support technology is either available or in place can be difficult and controversial.
That approval was rescinded by the Bush administration, but the investigation found that the bureau's standards for recognition were so imprecise that they left the door open to undue influence by casino investors.
Industrial suppression of toxicity data impaired accurate risk assessment, as did imprecise estimates of exposure, delayed recognition of low-dose effects, and use of adult data only.
The belief theory is considered here as a new approach for performing posture recognition and classification using imprecise and/or conflicting data.
Upon cleavage of the recognition site by Y2 I-AniI, imprecise repair via NHEJ should cause small deletions and/or insertions resulting in frame shifts, loss of the translational start site, or disruption of essential GFP coding sequences.
It is by far the most dramatic keyboard on trial, and it would be fair to say it injects a sense of excitement into the otherwise mundane business of typing, but its recognition of keystrokes is predictably a bit imprecise, and the results can be mangled.
The present paper focuses on the fusion, based on imprecise and uncertain information, between a Geographic Information System GISS) and a Speed Limit Sign Recognition System (SLSRS), performed on camera images.
In this paper we employ a new kind of ANN based on paraconsistent annotated evidential logic (Etau ), which is capable of manipulating imprecise, inconsistent, and paracomplete data to make a first study of the recognition of EEG standards.
This is admittedly imprecise: Some shows may have been missed because their names were abbreviated on the forms, or because the text-recognition was flawed.
