The executor translates the reconfiguration into a script able to concretely apply the changes to the managed system.
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These studies mainly describe the attitude of general practitioners toward EBM (Evidence Based Medicine) [ 4], the access to sources of information that might help improve practice [ 5], as well as difficulties to concretely apply knowledge derived from the medical literature [ 6].
Concretely, these principles have been applied around an educational program in rheumatoid arthritis in a Montpellier hospital.
More concretely, the systems have been applied on the free text of the 228 abstracts, which resulted in an individual set of annotations.
Concretely, the new partial quasi-metric structure was applied successfully todiscussion of the asymptotic complexity of algorithms whose running time of computing istypically given by the recurrence equation T ( n ) = { c if n = 1, T ( n − 1 ) + h ( n ) if n ≥ 2, (6).
Concretely, when the CPI is large and RDA is applied, the radial (along-LOS) component of the translational motion causes a large blurring in the ISAR images and the rest of motion may produce the so-called Migration Through Resolution Cells (MTRCs) [23].
Concretely, for recording the shown RESOLFT images, 2 10 J/cm² were applied for switching into the on-state, and 25 300 J/cm² for eliciting fluorescence and switching the protein off.
To concretely estimate such (consistent) REM, routines according to the generalized least squares procedure are applied.
Concretely, we first randomly selected 3/4 of all the 380 samples from the training set; and then for each gene, we applied Cox proportional hazards regression to calculate the coefficient between the gene expression level and the bone metastasis risk across the chosen samples.
