That centralisation has leveraged quality improvement to what was already pretty good.
Applying unsupervised methods, such as the TD clustering methods presented here, can leverage the quality of these manually-created mappings.
In general, applying unsupervised clustering methods can leverage the quality of manually-created mapping of proteins families.
Specifically, we leverage the quality-aware features extracted from both the gradient-magnitude map and contrast-normalized map, and further improve the performance by making use of redundancy of features with random subspace method.
For employers to leverage those qualities, all it takes is a little knowledge, understanding, and patience.
In conclusion, this method is promising technique for estimating HIV incidence trends that does not rely on using prevalence data and size estimates of key populations, and which leverages high quality routinely collected data.
I'd like to think that the goal should be to effectively achieve fair and equal outcomes, but being able to do so by celebrating, embracing and leveraging unique qualities and attributes generally found in women as a competitive advantage.
Some of these tools also identify single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) by leveraging base-quality values across multiple reads covering the same position and have been successfully used to identify SNPs in individual genome sequencing projects (Bentley et al., 2008).
At the core of all this is that labor has significant leverage over the quality of the operations.
The consumer is the child or the old person, and in most cases neither one has the leverage to demand quality.
"Being totally dependent on the private sector does not give the city the leverage to assure quality services for children," said Marcia Robinson Lowry, a veteran child welfare litigator.
