In recent months, as his case awaited a ruling from China's highest court, Mr. Xia's plight appeared to be drawing a groundswell of public support, which is often a factor in high-profile judicial decisions.
Finally, transfusion support, which is often given to hemolytic patients, may also contribute to iron overload.
Children appreciated being able to learn and hear from other HIV positive children through support groups, something which is often lacking at the clinic, where they described more limited interaction between children than in support groups.
Even if the technologies these tokens are meant to support are worthwhile, which is often at best questionable, early adopters only have so much mental bandwidth — and, as an interesting new study from MIT shows, just because your tech is good does not mean it will spread and win.
The efficiency of SVM in classification is directly determined by the number of the support vectors used, which is often huge in the complicated classification problem in order to represent a highly convoluted separation hypersurface for better nonlinear classification.
However, lower nadir CD4 counts in patients who subsequently died support this hypothesis, which is often related to delayed presentation, described previously at our Centre [ 20].
The proposed switch structure was designed to support multi-port memory, which is often used for shared memory.
No details or causes were given to support the vaguely defined charge, which is often used to punish people who speak out against abuses.
This assumption, which has some empirical support [35], [36], [42] and which is often made in theoretical studies [26], [43], [44] is critical to our main result, although it is not justified in every natural predator prey interaction system.
"Families or carers genuinely believe that the victim has been completely taken over by the devil or an evil spirit, which is often supported by someone who within the community has portrayed themselves as an authority on faith and belief.
As a result, the ABM is not able to correctly account for short-term effects in the reconstitution of blood cell number after chemotherapy which is often supported by growth-factor applications.
