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Automatic corrections saved onto the matrix of CAA are only optimal for the particular day on which those measuring procedures were conducted and there is no guarantee whatsoever that the above-mentioned corrections would be optimal for every single measurement conducted over time.

Although it is desirable to determine the reconstruction parameter that is optimal for every patient, nevertheless the same reconstruction parameter is generally and constantly employed in clinical treatment.

end{aligned} (2.4 This particular constant was obtained in [21] and, similarly as above, it was shown in [29] to be optimal for every (delta ).

The notation ({mathscr{C}}_{(a,b]}) represents that the partition is weakly optimal for every resolution in the ((a,b]) interval.

In the one-dimensional case it even happens that the same monotone increasing map is optimal for every (pge 1) (and it is the unique optimal map for (p>1))!

(Thus, by this reasoning, for example, one would assume that, because all insects have six legs, it must therefore be the case that it is optimal for every insect species to have six legs).

Say that an edit script E S from s to t is a shortest optimal script from s to t if E S is optimal, and for every other optimal script E S ′ from s to t, E S ≤ E S ′.

The use of simple rules to predict the optimal drug for every patient, and the optimal patient collection to receive a specific drug in a clinical trial, is therefore overwhelmingly insufficient to provide the level of discrimination required from this highly intricate tumor/patient/drug system.

Based on the inhomogeneous image model, an optimal segmentation plane is derived in image domain to provide the optimal partition for every pixel.

The architecture adaptation uses genetic algorithm (GA) to find the optimal architecture for every example.

In the process, one must find the optimal intervention for every gene regulatory network compatible with the prior knowledge, which can be prohibitively expensive when the size of the network is large.