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Roth, along with then-graduate student Parag Pathak and economist Atila Abdulkadiroglu, redesigned the New York matching system, using a refined version of a "deferred-acceptance algorithm" – a mathematical approach originally devised by Shapley and Gale to describe marriage options.

Using a refined version of a technique called differential scanning calorimetry, the team monitored the temperature difference between the sample and a reference material as the pair were slowly warmed.

Using a refined version of the tools and implementation lessons, MARQUIS holds promise to provide a large impact on medication safety during transitions in care across many hospitals.

That's why deception researchers use a refined version of the ordinary EEG, which increases the number of electrodes from 12 to 128.

We use a refined version of the leaf nodes from hierarchical clustering for all crime types and number the topics from 1 to 20 (see Fig. 2).

Another study used a refined version of SERVQUAL to measure patient satisfaction in health services in Bangladesh [ 15] and the results found that the "tangible" factor was the most important factor in health service quality.

Asian cooks use fish sauce -- a refined version of the ancient Roman sauce garum -- to intensify and season dishes.

The computer software used in this study was a refined version of the package Diverse [ 25] described in Maddison et al. [ 1], with these refinements already implemented in Mesquite [ 26].

The following corollary, which does not use △2-condition of ρ, is a refined version of Sadeghi's stability result (Theorem 2.1 in [25]) in modular space (X_{rho}).

The government was not initially interested in their device, but a refined version of it was used by the American military in the 1960's -- after the patent had expired.

GSA is a refined version of the original Gene Set Enrichment Analysis, which can be used to test if sets of genes are differentially expressed between two groups, using a maxmean statistic and permutation analysis to calculate the p-values.