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Conventional methods, which treat the processor as a logic state machine or apply architectural level tests, fail to provide coverage of all possible corner cases in the design.

However, it is interesting to note that two of the methods which treat classification as a two class problem, generating cut-offs from both normal and abnormal putamenal SBRs (i.e. methods SQ 15 and SQ 17), produced some of the highest accuracy figures, with lower variance and well balanced sensitivity and specificity values.

This method thus incorporates spatially distributed patterns of activity into the analysis, unlike univariate methods which treat every brain voxel independently.

The rationale for using competing risks regression is that methods which treat death as just another censoring event may overestimate risk for an event of interest, especially in an older population.

We only present this data to emphasize the relatively high false positive rate that can be expected from post hoc methods, which treat the data as being independently sampled.

A random finite set (RFS) approach can be used as an alternative to data association methods, which treats the collection of objects and detections as finite sets.

Trimmed geometries, as common in CAD models are efficiently handled by an embedded domain method which treats trimmed areas as a fictitious extension domain in the computational model.

We propose to remove this requirement using pose-based voting (PBV) – a method which treats every frame as a labeled instance.

Implicit integration method (IIF) method, which treats diffusion exactly and reaction implicitly, provides excellent stability properties with good efficiency by decoupling the treatment of reactions and diffusions.

If you don't either sell specific shares or indicate you're averaging, the law assumes you have used the first-in, first-out basis method, which treats the first share bought as the first sold.

In this study, the finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method, which treats the target structure as a composition of two-dimensional plate and one-dimensional beam elements to enable a low-cost calculation, is applied as a wave-based scheme.