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This work describes a methodology developed to discover new ligands of nAChRs from complex mixtures of peptides.

This paper presents a methodology developed to calculate an index of potential grazing pressure change at the landscape level.

Cukier also provided an analytical derivation of eq 11.6b that is based on the BO separation of the electron and proton motion and follows a methodology developed to treat vibration-assisted proton tunneling.

We based the assessment of exposure to locally emitted air pollution on a methodology developed to retrospectively estimate long-term source-specific exposure to air pollution in the study area, described in detail elsewhere (Nordling et al. 2008; Rosenlund et al. 2006).

In order to study the long-term impact of antenatal ART use on the health of HIV-positive women, collaboration between NSHPC and UK CHIC was established and a methodology developed to find and match records for women reported to both.

This paper presents a research methodology developed to evaluate the rollover propensity of trucks on existing roundabouts and other roads with tight curves and high-speed traffic.

This was accomplished by the construction of a typology of problematic person-environment fit constellations, utilizing an existing methodology developed to assess and analyze accessibility problems in the built environment.

The deterministic channel model is an approximation methodology developed to solve network information theory problems [36, 37].

This technique follows a structured and evaluative methodology, developed to facilitate group or team decision making [ 10].

The progeny of wild cod gathered up from a variety of different fiords and offshore shoals, they were implanted with identifying microchips and paired up according to a methodology developed in some of Norway's most high-powered research institutions.

The methodology used to develop the intervention model is based on a methodology developed in the mental health field to develop treatment "outlines" for psychiatric disorders [ 29].