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Land component maps can be generated more objectively and faster by using computer algorithms.
The results illustrate that data-based models can describe habitat suitability more objectively and accurately when there are sufficient data.
The proposed method helps decision makers to make important decisions more objectively and efficiently during the development of modular product platforms.
To evaluate the behaviour of the FS strengthening columns more objectively and thoroughly, a comparatively experimental study on uniaxial compression behaviours of concrete columns wrapt with three different confining systems, namely bar mat-mortar (BM), FS, and fibre reinforced polymer (FRP), was carried out.
Through a detailed analysis of the expansion time and distribution pattern of one dominant Y-chromosome haplogroup in certain geographical regions, the timing and routes of the prehistoric migrations can be determined more objectively and the influence of recent population admixture can be avoided.
The qualitative interview attempted to measure innovation more objectively and concretely.
In recent trend-estimation studies, a popular signal-processing approach has been time-series modeling of trend signals, since such stochastic models are highly flexible and can address trend signals more objectively (Kitagawa and Gersch, 1996; Kitagawa, 2010).
In most diseases treatment response can be evaluated more objectively, reproducibly and earlier with imaging than by monitoring symptoms.
When confronted with a choice between two suitors, Levin and Vronsky, 18-year-old Kitty believed that she prefered the latter, who is more objectively handsome and charming.
If a self-driving car seems far-fetched, how about software that grades students' essays more objectively, consistently and quickly than humans?
In contrast, venography is widely available, more objectively comparable, and has been used to 'confirm' refluxing pelvic veins suggested on a leg vein Doppler mapping study.
