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The data produced by these bureaucracies are based on methodologies developed in the 1950s, when the U.S. was an industrial society.

The evaluation protocol is based on methodologies developed in previous European Union studies, which have been extended, significantly adapted and tailored to the specific requirements of the evaluation of models for the dispersion of LNG vapour.

We evaluated two electroporation-based technologies, the Neon transfection system based on methodological advances developed by Kim et al. [ 30] and the Amaxa Nucleofector II system based on methodology developed by Amaxa GmbH in 1998.

In brief, 20 μL samples of milk were spiked with internal standard and extracted based on methodology developed for plasma samples (Salman et al. Antimicrob Agents Chemother 2010 54: 360–366).

As most commonly used tests for antibodies against Brucella are based on methodology developed for livestock, companion animals, or humans, the marine cELISA used in this study is likely the most appropriate among the tests used here.

Based on methodology developed by the EMCDDA, HCV prevalence data have thus been used to assess the risks of HIV outbreaks across Europe, in combination with other risk indicators and indicators of intervention coverage [17,18].

Two computational components are used to suggest ESCC genes responsive to estrogen: 1) the ERE prediction (made by Dragon ERE Finder version 6.0), and 2) predicted cTFBSs that characterize the promoters of known estrogen responsive ESCC genes (these were obtained based on methodology we developed in this study).

Also, these sections include the possible solutions based on the methodologies developed.

Also, two examples of improper PCP and BPR operations are described in detail (in Section "Case study") and examined based on the methodologies developed.

It is based on the methodology developed by CSIRO to deliver on four large-scale water availability assessments conducted in the Murray-Darling Basin, Northern Australia, south-Westernstern Australia, and Tasmania.

The econometric strategy is based on a methodology developed in Carneiro et al. (2003) and Heckman et al. (2006).