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I was interested in the idea behind YAP, that a school system could identify the kids who were most at risk and give them a dedicated mentor.

Just by listening to the way a person talks and comparing it to past conversations, the system could identify problems such as a small stroke or worsening memory loss.

Overall, the results obtained here showed that the acoustic system could identify two main areas based on sediment grain size, which closely related to the two main biological communities (groups A and B).

The training results of the MLFF showed that the proposed system could identify students' cognitive styles with high accuracy and the temporal effects should be considered while identifying students' cognitive styles during browsing.

In this paper, the objective was to determine whether a color vision system could identify the variation in an electroplated deposit color and attribute this change to a particular defect.

Bhatia continued to develop and refine her "microliver" technology throughout medical school and her first professorship, and demonstrated that not only could liver cells thrive outside the body on her chips, the system could identify drugs that have dangerous side effects before they are given to patients in clinical trials, saving money, time, and lives.

The new organisational peer-to-peer assessment model should have the following: Systems-based focus: A robust review of systems could identify the underlying factors that contribute to errors, and help develop ways to mitigate safety hazards.

The aim was to create teacher evaluation systems that depended on student standardized test scores and observations by "peer evaluators". These systems could identify teachers who were most effective in improving student academic performance.

The combination of smartphone apps and GPS systems could identify the location of cars to enable charging motorists for using high-demand freeway space in ways that are more flexible than the fixed sensors that read vehicular transponders on Southland toll roads.

Combining both the scoring systems could identify patients who have undergone curative surgery but are at high-risk of cancer-related death, therefore guiding management and trial stratification.

Switching from a system predicated around the treatment of symptom-displaying disease to a system that could identify issues before they become a disease – preventing the disease in the first place – could improve the health of the general public and reduce the financial burden placed on the healthcare system treating people when a disease is intrenched and difficult to treat.