Manual methods are labor-intensive and typically focus on a few a priori defined regions, which has resulted in the extensive study of some regions of the brain that are well known to be affected by AD (e.g., the hippocampal formation and entorhinal cortex) without equivalent study of the distributed network of all brain regions affected.
Traditional methods for drug target interaction prediction typically focus on one particular target of interest.
It is difficult to determine the incidence of outbreaks on ICUs because standard outbreak detection methods rely heavily on simple rule-based criteria and typically focus on only a few organisms [ 22, 23].
Existing methods to analyze and optimize on-chip power distribution networks typically focus only on global power network modeled as a two-dimensional mesh.
The discussions typically focus on the remaining oil potential and tapping method, such as subdivisional water injection, wells acidification, profile modification for injection wells and reservoir fracturing, reperforating and water plugging for producing wells (Ji 2014; Yuan 2014; Zhao 2014).
These results are encouraging, as conservation concerns typically focus on populations that are (or might be) small, and modern molecular methods have facilitated an increasing interest in studying evolutionary processes in local populations in nature.
Although the importance of qualitative research methods in primary care has been emphasized since the mid-1990s, spearheaded by the British Medical Journal [ 1- 3], studies typically focus on interviews or focus groups as the primary data source.
In response to such observations, Bader and Shugars [ 53, 56] suggested that comprehensive approaches to improving consistency across the dental profession would improve quality more than traditional methods, which have typically focused on outlier dentists.
Social entrepreneurs typically focus on local solutions.
These studies typically focus on issues-based metrics.
