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The renewed focus on AF substrates is a paradigm shift, but also a re-alignment of concepts for AF towards those for other cardiac arrhythmias that are generally defined by sustaining mechanisms (substrates).

The ontology concepts are first aligned, and a significance score is assigned (see 'Pairwise alignment of ontology concepts with OWLSim' section).

The setback, though certainly not the architects' idea, manages to wreck the alignment-of-grids concept before it can begin to succeed as an urban gesture.

We used the tool to investigate the alignment of HPI concepts within our curriculum.

For instance, UBERON, Neuro-Behaviour Ontology and Phenotypic Quality Ontology were applied in the alignment process (see step one in Figure 1 and section pairwise alignment of ontology concepts with OWLSim).

Comparing two very similar concepts as an intermediate analogical step will help extend the analogy to the subsequent alignment of increasingly unfamiliar concepts (Gentner & Namy, 2006).

Several studies identified respondents who indicated a "protest vote/PV" or "protest response" [ 17- 20], thus recognising lack of full alignment of the WTP concept with judicial or ethical principles (notably the "Polluter pays principle").

Since the introduction of mapping quality scores in MAQ (Li et al., 2008) to indicate the probability of the correctness of alignments, the concept of mapping quality scores has been frequently used in many NGS read aligners.

Total knee arthroplasty (TKA) surgery has achieved a high degree of success since the introduction of concepts of alignment and ligament balance in the early 1970s.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Proof-of-concept demonstration of self-alignment and self-assembly of sequentially dispensed droplets.

Furthermore, a proof-of-concept example of the self-alignment and self-assembly of sequentially dispensed multiple droplets is demonstrated as one of the potential applications.