In addition, accuracy of ICD-9-CM codes can be variable, as a previous study evaluating VA's use of ESSENCE to detect hemorrhagic illnesses has illustrated [32].
The strategy was to emulate a domain expert's use of ESSENCE by means of a BN whose inputs were outputs of alerting algorithms (1) applied to data streams chosen for specificity to acute illness in outpatient encounters, laboratory tests and prescribed medications in the chosen syndromes.
So, on this view, Locke's uses of 'real essence' and 'internal constitution' are non-synonymous technical terms.
The use of plant essences and scented oils to introduce a divine influence or presence is recorded from the earliest times.
The book uses the essence of modern air travel — the slow passage through colorless places of delay, helplessness, and frustration — to evoke an enigmatic sense of emptiness.
By using the traditional concept of essence in this idiosyncratic way, Spinoza gives it a new sense of activity and dynamism.
First, a set of syndromes in an existing JHU-APL CC parser used in civilian versions of ESSENCE were selected for evaluation.
The 2013 Investigation Report on Chinese E-banks pointed out that in a narrow sense, online finance is a method that achieves financing through the Internet; in a broad sense, any application that uses the essence of the Internet and generalized finance can be regarded as online finance.
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However, Shun warns about the dangers of using "essence" as a translation: "…I hesitate to ascribe an Aristotelian framework to early Chinese thinkers and…it is unclear that early Chinese thinkers drew a distinction between essential and accidental properties" (1997, 185).
The Department of Justice (DOJ) and the courts should determine if these Fed actions were unlawful uses of federal funds, amounting in essence to evasion of the civil rights laws set out by Congress.
