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The diagnosis of HD is principally based upon a combination of clinical features, family history and presence of trinucleotide (CAG) repeat expansion in the HTT gene.

The OpenXC platform, which itself is based upon a combination of the Arduino and Android platforms, is all about getting data out of the car and building custom apps and hardware modules.

"We have developed our own unique AI models in-house based upon a combination of techniques that our team (mainly ex-BAE Systems and Lloyds Banking Group data scientists) have developed in the deep learning space".

Links are ordered based upon a combination of friends who have shared and visited the URL, strangers who have shared and visited the URL and how long ago the page was posted.

Experimental measurements were based upon a combination of linear-sweep voltammetry, potential-step coulometry, low-energy electron diffraction, and Auger electron spectroscopy.

The use of a hybrid catalyst, based upon a combination of iSCR and NOx trapping processes, gave a peak N2 yield of >95% and an integrated N2 production over the entire rich/lean cycle of 75%.

One of the most widely used tools in estimation theory is the Kalman filter (Kalman 1960), which gives a sequential, unbiased, minimum error variance estimate based upon a linear combination of real time observations and dynamics.

This model is reinitialized every 24 h with meteorology and is fused with the O3 observations across Canada and the U.S. on an hourly basis using an optimal interpolation approach based upon a least square combination of the CHRONOS and measured O3 data that minimized the error variance.

More specifically, the credits could be based on a combination of the agreed-upon amount of aboveground carbon in the virgin forest to be left intact and the rapidity with which the deforestation rate approaches zero.

It is shown that the validity of this restriction is based upon the combination of an optimistic selection of the parameters governing the surface diffusion of heavy atoms and, more importantly, upon an erroneous application of results from the theory of random walks on regular lattices.

Here, we report a new approach for rapidly dissecting a complex phenotype that is based upon the combination of genome-scale growth phenotype data, precisely targeted growth selections, and informatic strategies for abstracting and summarizing data onto coherent biological processes.