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So which refinement is more appropriate as a solution concept?

In contrast to previous studies in patients with SLE [ 17, 18] in which an ELISA assay was used, our study employed a technique in which the polymorphonuclear cells were separated from the peripheral blood to guarantee that, in the detection assay, a normalised number of cells (i.e., cells per unit volume) were used; this refinement is more useful in patients with immune systems alterations [ 26].

During postnatal brain development, the brain's wiring pattern is further sculpted and modulated to become the full facsimile of the adult human brain, with functional brain network refinement being more rigorous than structural brain network maturation.

Using synthetic data we find that an ensemble that has been determined by ensemble-refinement is more similar to a reference ensemble than an ensemble determined using standard single-molecule refinement.

Like the Fly, it weighed about half as much as the guitars that came before it — three and a half pounds — but its refinements were more seamless, subcutaneous.

That suggests to her that there may be a biological reason why significant language refinements are more likely to occur during childhood.

For larger groups of pictures, the progressive refinement improvement is more significant: the lack of temporal correlation is mitigated by exploiting the spatial correlation during the side information generation.

Refinement is often more constructive rather than revolution.

For 3D WTSNs, this accuracy refinement is even more substantial due to an extra dimensionality.

The Sony's detail refinement is even more impressively apparent versus the LG OLED in the Mad Max shot where Immortan Joe first looks down on an assembled crowd of his 'citizens'citizens

As the mesh refinement is performed, more accurate spiral-like curves are obtained.