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AIの進化と医療の未来

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the latter made possible thanks to robot scientists formulating hypotheses and interpreting data は名詞句で、その前のmedical advancesを非制限的に同格で説明するものと思います。the latterは最近のもの。made possibleは可能にされた、と後置の形容詞的用法。よって5文型のどれにも当てはまりません。 それ(AI) は今日私たち身の回り全ての事で、日常の生活に浸透して私たちが画像や音声認識のソフトウェア、インテリジェントなWeb検索、そして近年ロボット科学者による仮説とデータの解釈の系統化のおかげで可能となった、医療の進歩を享受できる様にしている。

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