A similar population as in our study was previously investigated in the literature utilizing identical components by the same producer.
These results were more accurate than other methods in the literature utilizing only the molecular structure of the compounds.
A systematic review of the existing literature utilizing PubMed and Google Scholar search engines was performed in February 2017.
There is another approach, called the ARLS method[28] in the literature, utilizing automatic initial contours based on Laplacian of Gaussian (LoG) filter.
The original efficiency literature, utilizing cross-country comparisons, by Evans et al. [7] and Tandon et al. [24], attempted to incorporate output quality in a number of ways.
The proposed sensor possesses a response time of 15 s which is 8 times better than that reported in the literature utilizing electrochemical method.
Theoretical and clinical implications of these findings are discussed, with suggestions for the growing body of literature utilizing these designs to dismantle this complex association.
The main contribution of the proposed method over existing methods in literature, utilizing features both from audio and video streams, is their combination in a more sophisticated way, permitting the optimal exploitation of these complementary sources of information.
In spite of the differences in the formalizations and approaches to loss assessment in different algorithms, a significant majority of the works in the literature utilize the sum of datum-to-cluster distances for all datums and all clusters.
As a result, if tort reform's effects on provider behavior differ by the provider's specialty type or the type of patient, then different analyses presented in the literature, utilizing different but relatively homogenous samples of provider or insured types, may yield conflicting results regarding the influence of malpractice exposure on healthcare cost and health insurance markets.
Previous literature utilizing HS RIO and NCAA-ISP data suggest that in the school sports setting in many gender-comparable sports, females consistently had higher injury rates than males, overall and within certain injury types (e.g., concussions, ACL tears) (Hootman et al. 2007; Comstock et al. 2013).
