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The use of the BE model provides a consistent overview of the final problem.

A three-level classification is proposed to provide a consistent overview of the wide range of approaches adopted for resistance calculation.

This approach offers important advantages compared to field observations, as quantitative information can be derived for any location worldwide over a number of years, thereby offering a consistent overview of the fate of the observed biomes and their relations with the climate and the environment.

Although these findings provide a consistent overview of the time course of PCT levels in the patients with sepsis according to the outcome, however, drawing parallels with daily clinical practice remains difficult.

For initiatives aiming at detecting problems and needs with regard to health and wellbeing in frail older people in order to optimize current delivery of health and social care, experts also indicated that a consistent overview of effective follow-up is lacking.

They give a short but consistent overview about the current borderline of the applicability of agent-oriented control systems in production systems.

Therefore, we provide a consistent notation and overview of the eight distinct leptin mutations described in humans so far (Figure 1) mapped to the human leptin gene, transcribed leptin mRNA (here cDNA), and translated immature and processed mature leptin protein.

A brief overview of a consistent microscopic approach to model the optical and electronic properties of semiconductor nanostructures is presented.

As a start, an overview of current DSTs is required.

The philosophy of the NIF is that automated tools do a much better job at providing detailed descriptions of resource content and keeping dynamic content up to date, but that human curation is necessary for accurate resource identification and consistent resource representation (a broad overview of this process is shown in Figure 2 and Table 1).

This lack of effect on mortality is consistent with findings from a major overview of randomised trials of early breast cancer, in which the reduction in mortality at 3 years of follow-up for treated cases was less than 3% (Early Breast Cancer Trialists Collaborative Groupp, 1998a, 1998b).