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Moreover, the proposed method enabled more productive and richer interactions for KA because, with a baseline for validation, the user is prompted about common-sense semantic relations concerning the new concept.

From the obtained results, the proposed method enables more accurate estimation than does the PM-WP.

From these results, it can be confirmed that the proposed method enables more successful estimation for various kinds of meteorological elements.

The method enables more rational and precise prediction of local buckling than can be achieved with the traditional cross-section classification approach, thus allowing better utilization of material and more economic design.

We are currently seeking the better method enabling more efficient differentiation.

Recent controlled phase III clinical trials demonstrated that this surgical method enables more complete resection of contrast-enhancing lesions compared with conventional microsurgery and improves progression-free survival in patients with malignant glioma (Stummer et al, 2006; Pichlmeier et al, 2008).

The combined use of the two methods enabled more accurate differentiation of DLB from AD than either DAT SPECT or MIBG myocardial scintigraphy alone (DAT SPECT vs MIBG, p = 0.170; DAT SPECT and MIBG vs MIBG, p < 0.001; DAT SPECT and MIBG vs DAT SPECT, p = 0.012).

Quantitative genetic methods enable more effective selection on single or multiple complex traits than selection on phenotypes because of the estimation of additive genetic variance in the population (the chief cause of resemblance of relatives and the only genetic component that can be estimated from observations on the population) and estimated breeding values of individuals.

PCR-based typing methods have enabled more rapid availability of results.

Improved dietary survey data and Monte Carlo analysis methods eventually enabled more realistic risk assessments, as currently required under the Food Quality Protection Act [ 16] (although further improvement remains needed).

With advancements in technologies including PCR and more recently, next generation DNA sequencing (NGS), molecular-based methods have now enabled more clinically significant high-resolution HLA typing [ 10– 10].