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In this subsection, we describe another adaptive scheduling algorithmb that overcomes the problem of fixed window placement of Algorithm 1. Furthermore, this algorithm is also simpler in implementation.

These findings led us to design a second generation of SST-DA chimeras that overcomes the problem of an interfering metabolite, and that has even greater efficacy in suppressing GH secretion from acromegalic tumors.

In contrast, the PCR-based suppression subtractive hybridization (PCR-SSH) technique is a powerful method that overcomes the problem of differences in mRNA abundance by using a cDNA hybridization procedure that normalizes sequence abundance by kinetic suppression in the PCR subtractive step to afford greater than 103-fold enrichment of rare sequences [20].

CARS is a non-linear technique that overcomes the problem of Raman effect being a non-resonant phenomena.

Holmes et al. [ 11] presented a multi-beam OCT system that overcomes the problem of limited lateral resolution inherent in single-beam Fourier domain OCT and reduces speckle noise.

One approach that overcomes the problem of possible confounding effects due to common family environment is to study MZ twins who were separated shortly after birth and subsequently reared in separate homes.

Blond says in his report, Risk Waiver: closing the protection gap and easing the flow of credit, that the debt waiver insurance would be an "ethical financial safeguard" that overcomes the problems inherent in PPI, with only a small charge attached to each loan.

SVM is semi-automated technique that overcomes the problems associated with the thresholding methods for NTLs data and hence enables for regional and national scale assessment of urbanization.

This paper presents an efficient and improved pathological brain detection system (PBDS) that overcomes the problems faced by other PBDSs in the recent literature.

The hard work lies, for example, in creating a constructional system that overcomes the problems of its predecessors, is simple, uses well-entrenched predicates, or successfully replaces them with new ones (which is even harder), allows us to make useful predictions and so on.

The aim of this paper is to provide a new estimation method that overcomes the problems associated with the existing methodologies.