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However, also O. oeni is able to generate for example acetic acid, diacetyl (buttery flavour), mannitol (viscous, sweet) and mousy off-flavour (Bartowsky 2009).
Similarly, multiple architects working concurrently will be able to generate (for either later merging or for one version to be selected as the final version) multiple parallel versions of an artefact using the version of relationship.
"I think it's interesting that given the lower labor costs and the efficiencies we've been able to generate, for the first time a grocery startup was able to raise its Series A while generating an operating profit and having 250,000 recurrent customers," adds Freire.
In this study we were able to generate for the first time a three-layered skin substitute based on a fibrin hydrogel.
For example, PSORTb was able to generate predictions for only 25% of the proteins identified in the Synechocystis periplasmic fraction (see Table 1).
With the results from each run, we were able to generate predictions for the CEM subtask, using every entity recognized, and for the CDI subtask, considering only unique entities for each document.
Once we have generated the continuous profile for each group, θ t g, we are able to generate data for each patient.
While BCL, Confgen, Moe and RDKit are able to generate conformations for all the molecules of the Vernalis dataset, Omega could not for 16 molecules due to missing fragments in its library.
As part of a coalition government whose signature policy was austerity, Gove was the one minister able to generate headlines for what he was doing rather than what he was cutting.
The system, being developed by a German company, Cairos Technologies, should also be able to generate data for analyzing players' performances, filling the dead air during television broadcasts with even more statistics, and to ensure that robot cameras keep their lenses on the ball.
DU is able to generate trapdoor for keyword search and decrypt EHR files.
