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In this research work, an adaptive controller, based upon a recently developed U-Model is suggested.

Our results are based upon a recently proposed framework to address control problems subject to average data-rate constraints.

An important difference is that this study assumed an equal test delay of 1 day for both tests, and used a sensitivity and specificity for the chromogenic media-based test of 98.0% and 99.8%, respectively, where we have used 76.6% and 98.6%, based upon a recently performed meta-analysis [28].

The cocrystal design scheme was partly based upon a series of recently reported cocrystals of the molecular analogue, caffeine, and comparisons in packing features are drawn between the two cocrystal series.

Many of the observations in the majority's opinion would be persuasive if we were considering whether to recognize a private right of action based upon a securities statute enacted recently.

In order to differentiate between the two intracellular pools of SopB; (i) translocated and (ii) intrabacterial, we used a recently described methodology based upon a 13-amino-acid tag derived from glycogen synthase kinase 3β (GSK) (Garcia et al., 2006).

It is based upon a hierarchical image classification architecture, which has recently been developed for visual pattern classification [13].

A stem-loop Taqman miRNA RT-PCR assay was recently developed for miRNA detection based upon a RT reaction initiated by a stem-loop primer [18].

The RIs, however, were based upon a 16 84 % interval which makes a comparison with more recently generated 95%% population-based RIs difficult [ 11– 13].

Recently, Shy et al. introduced a methodology based upon a downward propagating premixed flame through a near-isotropic turbulent flow field in a cruciform burner with a pair of specially designed ion probes for quantitative measurements of turbulent burning velocities.

For its part, during all this time, the police have claimed that they stop people based upon reasonable suspicion that a crime has been committed, based upon a description of a perpetrator, and as an effective tool to get guns off the street," Vincent Warren, CCR's executive director, recently told me.