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Other parameters such as rock type, color and paste pH help to refine the interpretation and prediction of net NP.
Developing such a description requires both bottom-up, data driven processes that associate symbolic knowledge representation structures with the data coming out of a vision system, and top-down processes in which high level, symbolic information is in its turn employed to drive and further refine the interpretation of a scene.
The researchers discussed the coding process to ensure accuracy and refine the interpretation of results.
Here we show that similar ideas can be used to refine the interpretation of topological tree discordance.
We then applied some of these volume data to refine the interpretation of blood-CSF permeability constants in developing rats.
Certainly, clinical validation studies are needed to refine the interpretation of TEG® and ROTEM® results for the management of clinical bleeding.
For instance, insights into how dolphins regulate their inner body heat are helping veterinarians diagnose animal diseases with greater skill, most especially by refining the interpretation of temperature measurements.
On the Christian religion as a historical "development," Harnack in his voluminous writings refined the interpretation that had been taught by the earlier German biblical and historical theologians Johann Salomo Semler, Ferdinand Christian Baur, and Albrecht Ritschl.
This paper reviews current practice for both direct and indirect characterizations of nZVI during groundwater remediation and explores prospects for improving these methods and/or refining the interpretation of these measurements.
Additional measurements have refined the interpretation of PSA values.
We also provide a case study on early HCCs and reveal a novel insight at the initial stage of hepatocarcinogenesis. eGSA therefore accelerates and refines the interpretation of heterogeneous genomic data sets in the absence of gene-phenotype correlations.
