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These are often techniques individually adapted to specific problems.

In general, studies assess the techniques individually for specific contexts.

The combined method performs better when compared with the results obtained from the application of the traditional techniques individually.

The first two, issued on May 10 , 2005 address the legality of the CIA's coercive interrogation techniques, individually and in combination, under the federal anti-torture statute.

This relation is also present when expert-curated interactions from DIP and IntAct are evaluated instead of iHOP interactions (Fig. 1B), and when iHOP interactions are assessed by different experimental techniques individually (Fig. 1C).

When applying matrix with these three very different techniques and performing MSI of samples coated using the different application methods in a single run, the overall signal and metabolite detection decreased significantly when compared to results from performing MSI of the techniques individually.

Moreover, both fusion strategies enhanced the performance of Ea and, in most cases, MTf predictive models, as compared with using each technique individually.

Simultaneous recording of brain activity by different neurophysiological modalities can yield insights that reach beyond those obtained by each technique individually, even when compared to those from the post-hoc integration of results from each technique recorded sequentially.

This proposed technique individually simulates signal flow graph (SFG) of each branch element from passive filter prototype using only multi-output second generation current controlled conveyors (MCCCIIs) and grounded capacitors.

With this technique, individually captured fields measured 525 × 410 μm, which would allow us to quantify diffuse plaques and neuritic plaques, however, deposits that occupied less than 1% of any given area would not be included due to the thresholding.

The clinical role of imaging techniques, both individually and as part of a coordinated investigation regime.