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Fig. 4 MongoDB storage architecture: WebSockets based real-time interface with middlewares for JSON message processing, storage and evolution according to the schema model(s) [133].

MSKOs evolve in time as scientific knowledge progresses, and have many actors contributing to their creation and evolution, according to various lifecycle processes.

Science instructors teach both creationism and evolution, according to two parents of children who are currently attending or have attended the school.

However, the differential patterns of clinical and radiological evolution according to stroke mechanism are unknown.

Scanning electron microscope (SEM) was used to study the surface morphology of the composite and its evolution according to processing time.

It is essential to have a good knowledge of expected and unexpected radiological evolution according to the different types of prostheses.

Aims of this study are to explore death and CD4+ T-cell count evolution according to an original adherence score and to investigate predictors of death in a large cohort of HIV-infected patients over the first 24 months of treatment.

They accomplish this by modeling enzyme evolution according to a block-and-cavity model previously and successfully used for other studies, implemented in two versions: one with ribozymes unlinked, and one with ribozymes linked into chromosomes.

By cyclic voltammetry with convolutional analysis and electrochemical impedance measurements, it was shown that the overall reduction reaction of the nitrate ion in the presence of protons led to NO2 evolution according to: and involved an intermediate adsorbed species.

From a general point of view, such findings demonstrate the relevance of SHG microscopy to control the quality of a biomaterial in real time, without sacrifice, and especially to follow this individual evolution according to the patient's cell capacity to differentiate into chondrocytes.

Innovation was the most striking feature of their creative evolution, according to music historian and pianist Michael Campbell: "'A Day in the Life' encapsulates the art and achievement of the Beatles as well as any single track can.