Kazempour et al.'s experimental observation needs to be confirmed by more experiments.
Equation (1) shows that the (calibrated) accelerometer observation needs to be reduced by the accelerations due to solar radiation pressure, albedo and infrared radiation to arrive at the actual aerodynamic acceleration.
This observation needs to be investigated further because it is contrary to the thinking that southern Africa is likely to get drier due to climate change and consequently has high occurrences of rainfall extreme events (Lioubimtseva and Henebry [2009]; Eriksen and Silva [2009]).
This property makes the DKM difficult to use in real-time applications where an observation needs to be classified based on streaming data, such as for example in speaker labeling for MDMT speech enhancement [2] or object labeling in MDMT video enhancement for camera networks [9].
When a new observation needs to be classified, it is propagated down the tree taking either the left or right branch in each decision node of the tree, depending on the decision rule of the current node and the corresponding feature value.
However, given the limited sample size in this analysis, this observation needs to be confirmed in other populations.
However, this observation needs to be speculated as the increase in the number of samples and the microsatellite loci might contradict the above observation.
However, such an observation needs to be corroborated through detailed study of local socioeconomic variables, cultural practices, beliefs, and their association with exposure to avian influenza viruses.
Although we previously reported a lack of association between concurrent intestinal helminth infection and the degree of atypical MBC expansion [15], this observation needs to be confirmed in other studies.
This observation needs to be confirmed in more rigorous studies.
This novel observation needs to be replicated or refuted.
