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A user-defined code, written in the Python language, is compiled with ABAQUS to generate a three-dimensional finite element model of the micro-beam and subsequently to evaluate the optimum CNT distributions under various boundary conditions.

Longitudinal studies will be necessary to determine the effect of empathy patterns on burnout over time, and subsequently to evaluate strategies of relating to others' suffering more adequately.

Given that human femoral heads are subjected to different loads in vivo at defined sites (the SP is the most highly loaded, whereas the IP is the least loaded [ 38]), we decided to obtain both areas from the same hip and subsequently to evaluate them for differences in gene expression, protein content, and apoptosis.

An esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD) was performed subsequently to evaluate her dyspepsia and dysphagia.

These signals are acquired by the presented computational system and subsequently used to evaluate the condition of the generator and the substation.

Blood spots were also collected on filter paper and subsequently used to evaluate the presence of serological markers (combined AMA-1 and MSP-119) of Plasmodium falciparum exposure.

Furthermore, since RNA sequencing (RNA-Seq) data is comparable to microarray data, gene counts were used to identify genes differentially expressed (DE) in response to MDV infection and, subsequently, used to evaluate the biological pathways that were shared between the broiler and layer chickens.

The hole energy levels and corresponding wavefunctions are computed using the strain dependent multiband k.p approach and subsequently used to evaluate the optical matrix elements for intraband transitions.

For gene functional analysis, all the three homoeologous loci have to be individually targeted and subsequently combined to evaluate the phenotypes.

Significance testing in RCTs and meta-analysis make use of a standardized test statistic (Z-statistic) which can be transformed to a P-value and subsequently used to evaluate if the observed effects in the two treatments groups differ significantly.

It is important therefore to have an appreciation of the relative sources of systematic error throughout the experiment to prioritise which elements of meta-data should accompany published datasets and, subsequently, how to evaluate the experiment design to enable reliable re-analysis or integration of published data.