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The ongoing replications and extensions of such studies should provide a basis for a molecular re-classification of RA based on genetic and serological features, rather than mainly on clinical data [ 52].

The data will be modelled in a random utility theory framework using limited dependent variable multiple logistic (hierarchical) regression modelling, in particular using binary logit models and extensions of such models.

The translation of such information to improved diagnostic, prognostic and therapeutic applications in the clinic requires extensive data 'mining' as well as validation, prioritization and extension of such results to hundreds or thousands of clinical specimens.

The quasi-quadrature approach in (118) and (119) in combination with a multi-parameter scale space can be seen as an analogue and extension of such a representation within the Gaussian derivative framework.

Results: I present some of the most notable new features and extensions of RAxML, such as a substantial extension of substitution models and supported data types, the introduction of SSE3, AVX and AVX2 vector intrinsics, techniques for reducing the memory requirements of the code and a plethora of operations for conducting post-analyses on sets of trees.

While real particulars (what Dharmakīrti calls "svalakṣaṇa"), characterized by their capacity to bring about an effect, are allotted conventional existence, Tibetan scholars are divided as to the spatial and temporal extensions of such particulars.

"So we are proposing to reduce the number of stations and re-invest in our five core networks – Radios 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Live – and extensions of these services, such as 1Xtra and 5 Live Sports Extra, while maintaining our overall investment in digital radio to use in a range of innovative ways to provide listeners with great digital content.

At the within-community level, these include (a) further attempts to define objective criteria for the a priori identification of sampling dates for Approach III, and (b) and the extension of such studies to other growing seasons and community types/grassland regions.

There are a large number of interesting variations and extensions of the trains problem, such as: How many trains of length n can be made using only cars of length 1 and 2, or only with cars of length 2 and 3? Or how many trains of length n can be made that begin with a car of a given length?

What about the extensions of such ordinary concepts as baldness, wisdom, personhood?

Coupled with genetic sequencing of the entire CTVT genome and detailed imuno-histopathological analyses, this approach is likely to reveal important gene candidates responsible for CTVT regression and will allow extension of such analyses to human cancers.