In a post-crisis world, systemically important banks and insurers are more closely supervised and must hold more capital.
I would love to give my child more free time, less supervised play dates and more spontaneous gatherings, but the condemnation you face from other parents can be incredibly stifling.
Options for therapy include medical therapy, supervised exercise, surgical revascularization, and, more recently, endovascular therapies to restore arterial perfusion to the limb.
If damage state data are available, supervised learning can be applied and more diagnostic information becomes available.
Patients probably need a longer and more closely supervised follow-up, both to improve their physical health and to achieve abstinence.
This trial utilizes an intervention that has been proven to be effective in community-dwelling older people, and tests whether these results can be extrapolated to the residential care setting within a more supervised and supported environment.
We are, however aware that our study was conducted in a more supervised and controlled environment than may be the case in a real setting, which could influence future results.
The timing of these changes coincided with the later and more gradual implementation of supervised methadone consumption in England between 1999 and 2005 (fig 1, bottom).
In quality preschools, children are more closely supervised and engaged in a variety of activities, researchers say.
The proposed architecture is then analyzed in the context of a set of representative information extraction problems, more specifically supervised and unsupervised channel equalization, and blind separation of convolutive mixtures.
