Surely no county has been so systematically defined and reduced.
As stated by the Institute of Medicine "guidelines are systematically defined and evidence-based statements that reduce undesirable practice variation by discouraging use of services of questionable value while encouraging use of services with proven efficacy" [1].
In fact, if a procedure for gathering training data can be systematically defined and automated, one can utilize the ApicoAP model as part of a pipeline to employ proteome information for an apicomplexan species to create a classifier that identifies ApicoTPs from the proteins of this species.
In particular, we present a methodology to augment system safety step-by-step, and systematically define and apply reusable design solutions for safety-critical real-time systems, expressed as SDL design patterns and components.
A key benefit of the Brazilian standards is the provision of smaller steps in the lower range of the process maturity levels, which allows, in particular, small companies with limited resources to systematically define and achieve software and service maturity levels that suit their needs and means.
The objective of this study was to systematically define and quantitate histological and molecular features of the prostatic microenvironment that associate with normal aging in vivo.
Future trials should systematically define and capture recurrent wheeze, along with lower respiratory tract infections and other relevant safety outcomes.
In hospital care, the patient's medical, psychological and social needs are systematically defined, assessed and addressed.
By adopting SCA, the research systematically defined cell to cell interaction and variation, state of the cell and even addressing the heterogeneity of any cell yielding towards a more accurate and reliable results.
Contributions of soil science were systematically defined by considering relevant SDGs and the associated ecosystem services (ESs) for six transdisciplinary case studies in the Netherlands and Italy.
Identities probed with various techniques, such as STM, LEED, XRD, STS, PES, TDS, EELS and Raman, have been systematically defined in terms of atomic valencies, bond geometry, valence DOS, bond strength and bond forming kinetics.
