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Therefore, a systematic surface water extraction method by taking advantage of the complementarity between a water index (WI) and a modified FCM (WIMFCM) was designed in this study to improve the water extraction accuracy, the rationale of which is a background reflectance bias correction.

The main component is an imaging detector, the design and rationale of which are described in the second section.

This educational paradigm shift has been led by widespread embracement of PBL, the original rationale of which was to improve students' ability to reason and communicate.

There are a number of problems with this rationale, not the least of which is that health insurance cannot even be purchased across state lines and thus the relation to interstate commerce is indirect at best.

Furthermore, it has led to testable predictions, one of which is the rationale for this study and which to date have been proven to be accurate (Aliverti et al. 2004b, 2005a, b).

The intervention has three general components, each of which is described below along with the supporting rationale.

The effectiveness of MAINTAIN is being evaluated in an ongoing trial, the rationale and procedures of which are reported herein.

Western intelligence failed to discover that Saddam had destroyed all his weapons of mass destruction (WMD), the removal of which was the main rationale for the war.

Our rationale for performing early tracheostomy, the benefits of which are a subject of debate, is a potential reduction in the number of ventilator and ICU days [ 18, 19] as well as improvement in patient comfort and reduced need for sedation [ 20].

We describe the interface design rationale of cpol, which is based on constrained adaptation of the user interface while maintaining user control.

I've been told the rationale of this, which is really not that relevant, but this prohibition is sacrosanct.