Several algorithms are introduced, collectively called RE-Identification of Data In Trails (REIDIT), which link genomic data to named individuals in publicly available records by leveraging unique features in patient-location visit patterns.
The adjustment variables were introduced collectively into the regression models.
The independent variables in the multivariable regression (GP duration, GP frequency, gender, age, marital status, income, education, and self-rated health) were introduced collectively into the model.
The manuscripts we sought to parallel collectively introduce a diverse set of potential correlates of a protein's evolutionary rate.
Collectively, we introduce two key improvements in predicting enzyme function within the machine learning framework in this paper.
collectively introduced the "CROWDFUND Act" (S. 2190), which added measures to the JOBS Act to enable startups and SMBs to use SEC-approved crowdfunding portals to raise money from anyone and everyone.
collectively introduced the "CROWDFUND Act" (S. 2190 earlier thiss month, which adds measures to the House of Rep's now well-known JOBS Act to ensure that companies would be able to use SEC-approved crowdfunding platforms to raise money from "small-dollar investors".
Because management requires a high degree of cooperation from "the managed," behavioral change is far more effective when introduced consensually and collectively, drawing on the ideas and skills of all people involved and encouraging two-way engagement.
It all began with Mr. Koons's sudden decision a few months ago not to introduce his latest series of sculptures, collectively titled "Gazing Ball," at Gagosian, which represents him, but at Zwirner.
The Lib Dems say collectively PE co-ordinators could introduce pupils to as many as 15-20 different sports through local clubs.
