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A similar program for members of the military found that soldiers were much more likely to intervene if they'd been trained explicitly in what to do.

Encoding cell lines with cell line kernels led, in some cases, to models with comparable predictive power to those trained explicitly on the cell line profiling data.

A Bayesian classifier trained on explicitly structured MEDLINE abstracts generates these argumentative categories.

The interstimulus interval (interval between odorant and shock onset) was 3 sec and the intertrial interval was 10 min. We compared the performance of these bees to that of bees trained with explicitly unpaired presentations of odorant and shock.

We exploited a larger set of blastic metastases and, as described before, our system was trained to explicitly avoid detection of non-malignant lesions to reduce the false-positive rate.

An important peculiarity in the detector cascade is the classification model, which is trained to explicitly differentiate between the clinically interesting malignant findings and similar looking benign lesions (e.g. osteophytes for blastic lesions and osteoporotic areas or the basivertebral vein for lytic ones).

We proceed to define the trains explicitly, both in the diagonal and the general case.

Pharmacists, who are expected to be closest to a gold standard since their training explicitly incorporates NHP, identified NHP in only 41% of all NHP users.

However, these did not describe the procedures or measure the effect of strength training explicitly, making it difficult to evaluate whether such training has the potential to enhance the outcomes of BoNT-A injections.

In healthcare, internal marketing is primarily concerned with the ways in which the organization's management develops educational training, explicitly communicates organizational perspectives, and creates reward systems that improve the nursing staff's ability and satisfaction with their work [ 6].

The survey focuses on learning gains identified in Lopatto's prior research, which included queries to summer program directors on areas of training explicitly or implicitly pursued by their programs.