It should be noted R. de Camargothat sputum smear is a fully manual, labor-intensive process whose quality is entirely dependent on technicians' expertise, and fluctuations in the processing influence heavily the test's diagnostic properties.
In a nutshell, it's applying deep learning to ultrasounds, which typically require either a radiologist or other technician's expertise, which can translate into a long wait for anxious patients.
Another young company, Viz, is applying deep learning to ultrasounds, which typically require either a radiologist or other technician's expertise (which can translate into a long wait for anxious patients).
(Farshchi thought so, too). In a nutshell, it's applying deep learning to ultrasounds, which typically require either a radiologist or other technician's expertise, which can translate into a long wait for anxious patients.
To support this growth of automobile electronics and software, the industry will demand more electrical and electronic engineers as well as technicians with expertise in radio frequency, computer science, software engineering and cyber security.
The touch-screen version was developed by a team of physicians specializing in prostate cancer, technicians with expertise in system design and programming, epidemiologists, and statisticians.
The long-term aim is to produce a bioreactor containing biodegradable hollow fiber membranes that can be used by researchers and clinical technicians with expertise in cell culture, but not necessarily bioreactor design.
Construction of the rink began last weekend, and the rink was flooded Wednesday, with Dan Craig, the National Hockey League's ice technician, lending his expertise.
Working in the pre-anesthetic, pre-Listerian age of surgery, he was a cautious surgeon, perhaps owing to his nature and also to the suggestion that he was not considered a brilliant technician despite his expertise in anatomic dissections.
He's a theatre technician with no professional expertise.
