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Data routing in such networks is a challenging task owing to the lifetime, scalability, and security issues.
Any realistic representation of its behaviour is a complex numerical task owing to its extremely variable mechanical behaviour.
Collecting survey data on ego-centered social networks is a difficult task, owing to the complex questionnaire format.
Heat extraction from EGS reservoirs is a challenging task owing to limited subsurface knowledge and inaccessibility to rock volume (Pettitt et al. 2011).
Machining of Nimonic C-263 has always been a challenging task owing to its hot strength, low thermal conductivity, tendency to work harden and affinity towards tool materials.
Obtaining an optimal solution to distributed layout problem is generally a difficult task, owing to larger size of quadratic assignment problem.
We also predicted that individuals with one or two copies of the Met allele would show reduced hippocampal and increased caudate nucleus fMRI activity relative to homozygous Val participants on the fMRI concurrent spatial discrimination learning task (CSDLT), owing to the spontaneous use of response strategies.
Although there have been a few methods using such this information, BRIDGE demonstrates superior performance in prediction tasks, mainly owing to the use of the lasso regression model that enables the automatic selection of valuable information.
Disease name recognition and disease concept identification has received less attention when compared with other biomedical concept recognition tasks, possibly owing to the fact that there is no gold standard that can be used to evaluate existing techniques and/or build new ones focusing on the identification of diseases in text.
Designing optimal microstructures for solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) electrodes is a subtle task owing primarily to the multitude of the electro-chemo-physical phenomena taking place simultaneously that directly affect working conditions of a SOFC electrode and its performance.
There is some evidence that multiple mating has beneficial effects on division of labor owing to genetic task determination (e.g., Oldroyd and Fewell 2007).
