However, the methodology is still heavily dependent on the quality of poses generated by docking.
This comorbidity increases therefore the severity of perception of headache symptoms and impact the quality of life, posing additional challenges for an effective patient management.
"The seductive quality of skin, pose, interior settings, color, and lighting are the gateway toward thinking about themes of sexuality and the sacred, familial bonds, motherhood, and mortality.
Three metrics that measured the quality of a pose estimate were evaluated and a joint classifier was constructed by combining the most discriminative quality metric with a fourth metric that measured the discrepancy between two independent pose estimates.
The availability and quality of data pose a challenge to our understanding of rainfall in general — the spatial distribution of rain gauges and radar observations of rainfall vary regionally, and satellite observations are limited to the past few decades and must be analysed using various assumptions to extract rainfall data.
In addition to the quantity of questions that learners/tutors ask, the quality of questions posed also affects learning (Scardamalia and Bereiter 1992; Graesser et al. 2005; Vanderwende 2008).
8, 12– 15 Analysis of the quality of medicines poses severe problems, because few countries have WHO prequalified reference laboratories for chemical analysis.
Empirical assessment of how urban forests and greenery affect health outcomes and quality of life poses analytical challenges because pathways linking the two are complex (Lachowycz and Jones 2013).
Today, there is an increasing demand for rabbit meat in China, and the safety and sanitary quality of meat pose a potential threat to local residents and other people in exported regions.
Unlike the Moses in the Bible, who carried modesty to a fault and shunned introspection, Mr. Cohen's Moses has a lawyer's analytical turn of mind and a way of posing difficult questions -- qualities well-served by the vigorous cover portrait, circa 1600, by the Italian master Guido Reni.
Heavy menstrual bleeding (HMB) diminishes individual quality-of-life and poses substantial societal burden.
