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This is an important step of our algorithm, as false-positive detection would lead to adapting the skin color model to non-skin pixels, significantly decreasing the overall segmentation precision.

Additionally, some Tonatia extant features are compatible to the predictions of the adaptive rearrangement models, in which suppressed recombination might lead to adapted chromosomal forms [ 83, 84].

Such information can be used by educators in designing new teaching methodologies that will finally lead to adapted, personalized study programs within the university curricula.

Continued advancement of knowledge in this area will lead to adapted and nouveau procedures that optimise current athletic care in the sport of tennis.

We hope that better understanding of the pathophysiology of insulin resistance during pregnancy and of pathways involved in GDM development will lead to adapted preventive approaches to improve the health of mothers and offspring in the future.

The recent expansion of Cloud Systems has led to adapting resource management solutions for large number of wide distributed and heterogeneous datacenters.

Profitability was a priori defined as "high" if CICU led to adapt ongoing therapies; allowed an endoscopic intervention; or participated in the decision to limit therapeutic effort.

In some cases local carpenters are making unauthorized and undocumented adaptations to changing climate conditions that may well lead to better adapted housing, but which could also produce faults and defects that may be difficult to identify at a later stage.

This recognition at the plasma membrane triggers a plethora of cellular events, whose processing and integration ultimately lead to an adapted biological response.

The radiology novice establishes an association between the suggested cases and the original case that may lead to an adapted context.

This reflection led us to adapt the educational activities we should have been leading to the real ethical concerns in primary health care.