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The sizing method presented provides a basis for a more complete methodology for integrated design and optimization of motor, transmission and controller.

The purpose of this paper was to develop a more complete methodology to analyze the benefits of BIM, apply recent projects to this methodology to quantify outcomes, resulting in a more a holistic framework of BIM and its impacts on project efficiency.

A more complete validation of the methodology and the choice of closure relations has been done previously in an airlift reactor (Cockx, Chemical Engineering Science, 1997, 52(21/22) 3787 3793).

Since systems development is knowledge intensive, inclusion of cognitive and knowledge aspects provide a more complete model of how methodologies influence the various aspects of the IS artifact.

(A more complete description of the model's methodology will be provided in a separate article).

For a more complete discussion of the apparatus and methodology used in this experiment, including choice of illumination, equations for analysis, stimulus characterization, stimulus-specific background effects, matching palette specification, and controls for the effect of palette non-uniformity, see Allred and Olkkonen (2013).

Multiple measurements in the pathway, including those that are less dependent on the tissue preservation methodology, should give a more complete picture of pathway status and have greater utility as prognostic or predictive biomarkers.

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Therefore the use of multiple modelling methodologies can provide a more complete understanding of the mRNA translation process, a robust platform from which to investigate specific biological effects.

HFCC, however, is a more complete software which includes other analysis options and methodologies.

We conclude that the Y2H as used here may recover one quarter of all interactions and may require other methodologies or multi-species approaches to achieve a more complete coverage.