The proposed method is evaluated with the DDSM, MIAS and UCSF databases, which included a wide spectrum of difficult-to-detect cases.
At present, more than half of all surgical procedures are possible to realize in the DS mode, while augmentation of procedure number suitable to DS does not indicate any threat for hospitals, as there are wide spectrum of a difficult operation that will always belong to standard bed facility.
Because of my father's long-standing atherosclerosis and because BAPGM will grow a spectrum of seemingly difficult to isolate bacteria (8, 23 ), pre-enrichment blood cultures and Bartonella internal transcribed spacer region PCR had been performed in September 2005 and August 2006 (Table).
Ms. Hall's troupe is not very representative of the spectrum of autism — the most difficult types of children are not in evidence here — and for the first two-thirds of the film, viewers unfamiliar with the condition might be thinking, "These kids don't look so bad off".
While several apparently causative defects have been identified in isolated families, the broader spectrum of BAV has been difficult to characterize genetically [9], [4], [5].
The complete spectrum of protein phosphorylation is difficult to assess due to the low stoichiometry of many phosphorylation events and the highly dynamic nature of this modification.
While its high sensitivity and specificity facilitate simultaneous detection of a large spectrum of viruses, including those difficult to be identified by traditional methods [ 32], its capacity to detect low amounts of viral nucleic acids in some cases during viral incubation period, asymptomatic infection, or post-infectious shedding makes it difficult to interpret the results [ 30, 32].
As other studies have also noted [ 22], among our informants the cutoff point for defining a situation as serious enough to require professional help was not as sharply defined as in the professional explanatory model, and was more likely to include emotional distress in the spectrum of normal responses to difficult life situations.
Whereas all MBLs share conserved motifs, the sequence similarity is low and the range of active site architectures makes the development of broad spectrum inhibitors difficult.
Manufacture from stems of either extreme of the provided spectrum proved difficult, and we had the impression (based on our observation of subjects engaging with these materials during trials, and close examination of tools and plant debris after trials) that tools produced from very thin and green material were generally too flexible or fragile to be functional.
These results show that the time-frequency structure of the spectrum is difficult to be learned using two-dimensional convolution kernels in classical CNN models.
