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GIFT significantly reduces the communication loads over the network comparing to baseline methods, which improves the overall efficiency of the persistent tracking system.

Inspired by these works, we will exhibit some new upper and lower bounds for determinants with principal diagonal dominant and general -matrices by using different methods, which improve on the above inequalities (1.4)–(1.4).

Evaluation methods which improve the immediacy and completeness of feedback may also reinforce program effectiveness by increasing the perceived relevance and importance of program outcomes, and enhance the potential for audit findings to improve practice.

In this article we propose new methods which improve upon our previous tests by considering not only whether an observation is above some threshold, but also the magnitudes by which observations exceed the threshold.

We removed the bias by applying 'per gene' correction factors (Materials and Methods), which improved the correlation surrounding the join to the same level as a single fertilisation (Fig. 2B; Fig. 3A).

Currently available methods for isolating undegraded circulating DNA are limited, and there is a need to develop novel methods which improve the yield of undegraded DNA and to adapt detection assays so that this DNA can be used to detect mutations, microsatellite instabilities, loss of heterozygosity, epigenetic changes, and other molecular genetic changes.

(ii) We propose a new user dependent method which improves the system recognition performance.  .

We propose a new user dependent method which improves the system recognition performance.

In the next section, we introduce a truncation method which improves the order of the error.

This article proposes an RLS-TDE method which improves the performance of TDE by considering an arbitrarily moving speaker.

Aiming at this problem, Nowack (2009) has provided a dynamically focused beam method, which improves the deep imaging quality to some extent.