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Fraction and cumulative dose evaluations use deformable image registration methods or more complex methods based on Monte Carlo calculation.

Hybrid methods (combining two methods or more) are recently proposed for overcoming problems posed by stand-alone methods, while extracting and compounding the benefits that are individually offered.

Species that are rare or difficult to detect will require enhancement in survey methods or more intensive survey effort to produce meaningful estimates.

This algorithm has not been used in semi-Lagrangian methods or more generally in computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to our knowledge.

Most existing methods put their emphases on the document side, and focus on how to utilize structural properties of XML documents to produce better search results, more effective ranking methods, or more efficient algorithms.

And it seems that for each of these questions, there are a handful of documentaries extolling the virtues of more organic methods or, more commonly angering or terrifying you about what is paradoxically called "conventional" farming, which relies on outside chemicals for both nutrients and pest and weed control.

The most common approach in the startup world is to use the business method, or more pompously, the design thinking methodology.

It is postulated that natural uncertainties are inherent to the specific process and they cannot be reduced by use of an improved method or more sophisticated model.

However, they can be useful in other scattering approaches, such as the extended boundary condition method (or null-field method), or more generally, when the need of an efficient description of an electromagnetic arbitrary shaped beam is required.

The Birch method, or more commonly referred to as the Nazi method, utilizes anhydrous ammonia and a reactive metal.

LV ejection fraction (LVEF) can be assessed by the single- [ 11] or biplane [ 12] Simpson method, or more rapidly by visual estimation, "eyeball" ejection fraction (EBEF) [ 13, 14].