This finding, in conjunction with the arguments of Nelson et al.[ 9] and Barnes et al.[ 10], provide a case for "missing=smoking" analyses to be abandoned altogether.
While COTS processors benefit from a large user base and the resulting maturity of the design process, customized processors provide the following advantages: (i design in conjunction with the safety argument, (ii design for good worst-case performance, (iii)using only features that can be easily analyzed, (iv the processor can be treated as a white box during verification and testing.
Having read the papers filed in conjunction with the motion and carefully considered the arguments and the relevant legal authority, and good cause appearing, the court hereby GRANTS defendants' motion to dismiss the second amended complaint ("SAC") as follows.
In accordance with the theory of differential equations with deviating argument and in conjunction with the properties of fractional-order calculus, the global Mittag-Leffler stability of such type of neural networks is explored in detail.
This information, in conjunction with the life-saving potential of such a strategy, makes a compelling argument for improving processes around identification and treatment of this syndrome in critically ill patients.
Some of the most clear-cut arguments for Big Data in healthcare are in conjunction with the formulation of fully digitized prevention and pharmacovigilance processes [ 21].
Arguments based in such fundamental ethical principles as respecting participant autonomy, beneficence and reciprocity, in conjunction with the scientific advances that are making it increasingly feasible for research to produce analytically valid and clinically useful results, substantiate this claim [ 28].
Monitor Center, in conjunction with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
In conjunction with the upcoming show "Soundings: A Contemporary Score".
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