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Towards this end an artificial neural network (ANN) and support vector machine (SVM) have been developed to better classify the outcome of hypervelocity impact events on aluminium Whipple shields.

"AdMob is constantly working to better classify our network traffic to help our advertisers target," said Jason Spero, VP Marketing at AdMob.

To better classify and organize the large list of genes identified, we annotated all genes in the database to assign a primary function and tabulated the results (Table S5).

In future works, longer simulations will be performed to better classify how many of the simulated reentries are sustained and how many are not.

Furthermore, on the basis of the available medical records, we were not able to better classify the symptomology with regards to dyspnea, chest pain, general malaise and fatigue.

An immunohistochemical workup was initiated to better classify the amyloid subtype, which included stains for kappa and lambda light chains, amyloid A and prealbumin (transthyretin), all of which were negative (DAKO Corporation).

If the types of bacterial species living in periodontal pockets can be identified, this information can be used to better classify the nature and severity of infection and tailor a personalized therapy best suited to reversing its course [ 10].

Van den Akker and colleagues [ 12] further refined both concepts, reserving the term "multimorbidity" to describe the co-occurrence of two or more chronic conditions; they also proposed some qualifiers to better classify the type of multimorbidity (simple, associative and causal).

Moving these issues forward requires the development of a toxicological pathology atlas for fish to help better classify and understand the importance of such observations [for broader discussion of the value of fish histopathology, see Au (2004); Maack and Segner (2003); van der Ven et al. (2003)].

It can also be observed that in general more rigid molecules tend to be better classified as noted above (Additional file 4: Figure S2C; e.g. FMN vs. FAD, AMP vs. ATP and NAD vs. FAD).

The report called the system an effort to "integrate information technologies into a prototype to provide tools to better detect, classify and identify potential foreign terrorists".