A more advanced example would be that office workers also did the cleaning at the office.
A more advanced example of population modeling of EDC effects on fish populations has been described by Brown et al. (2003), who evaluated the likely effects of 4-nonylphenol and methoxychlor on fathead minnow and brook trout populations.
Sometimes, "our analysis does get a little bit more advanced," for example, looking at craters in artillery shelling areas to determine where the artillery shells may have come from.
Being more polar than hydrocarbons, water, alcohols and glycols may require more advanced models for example an association model like CPA (Cubic-Plus-Association).
A more advanced Jack, for example, could be instructed through a voice interface to take cover behind a vehicle, rather than have to be programmed with the specific motions needed for that task.
With shoppers eager to connect at every opportunity, assistants will need the know-how to show customers, at the very least, how to connect and use the store's Wi-Fi services – but also need to be able to tackle more advanced tasks, for example managing (and fixing) any connectivity issues that arise.
As the project moves forward, however, the project itself can be justified in a more advanced stage, for example, in a face-to-face comparison of different schemes.
Observations of stronger associations between MD and more advanced tumors (for example, large size, node-positive) could perhaps reflect a possible masking effect because of reduced mammographic sensitivity and consequent delay in diagnosis [ 20, 22, 23].
So, let's get a bit more advanced in this example.
