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In phase-one of the proposed model, the Constraints Optimisation Engine identifies a subset of suitable resource templates which meet all of the hard constraints.

We therefore suggest that it is necessary to take into account these elements concerning the needs of individuals with dementia when developing a subset of suitable nursing concepts.

Also of interest was the finding that the frequency of direct contacts, including through breeding animals for a subset of suitable herds, was not identified as a risk factor.

However, we could, along the lines of the previous paragraphs, try to measure a subset of a suitable KS-uncolourable set.

Starting with a large collection ofcompounds the preparation mainly consists of selecting a subset of moleculeswith suitable properties for the target to be addressed (see Figure 5).

To identify a subset of mutations suitable for further attenuation of W1806, we analyzed effects of E138K and K279M changes on virulence, growth properties, and immunogenicity of derivatized W956, from which chimeric W1806 inherited its biological properties and attenuation profile.

Thus our analysis has identified a subset of potentially suitable items for a short version of the THI reflecting quality of life in tinnitus patients and not tinnitus severity itself.

Crystallization of proteins is a nontrivial task, and despite the substantial efforts in robotic automation, crystallization screening is still largely based on trial-and-error sampling of a limited subset of suitable reagents and experimental parameters.

Despite the wide choice of REs available, typically only a subset of these are suitable in any given project.

We consider a generalization of the Prize Collecting Steiner Tree Problem on a graph with special redundancy requirements on a subset of the customer nodes suitable to model a real world problem occurring in the extension of fiber optic communication networks.

In general, only a subset of the wards is suitable for a given patient.