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In future work, a moving mesh approach will be adopted to include this feature, the effect of which is not known; as to the authors knowledge, no such simulation is reported in the blood flow literature.
The LINKIN Health Study purposefully took a broad approach to defining health services and thus a different approach had to be adopted to include health services where transactional data may not be available, e.g. Aboriginal health services, chiropractors, social workers and naturopaths.
To address the discrepancy, a reactive transport approach was adopted to include competitive cation exchange, dissolution/precipitation of calcite, carbon dioxide gas production and transport, and gibbsite precipitation.
Within this organizational architecture, a decentralized framework is proposed to solve cluster reconfiguration problems based on primal and dual decomposition, where subgradient methods are adopted to include reconfiguration cases with non-differentiable objectives.
An actuator disk model is adopted to include efficiently the influence of the propeller on the flow around the duct; this allows avoiding the weighting of the computational effort that is necessary for the calculations of the thousands of geometries needed for the indirect design by optimization.
The larger length of the amplified fragment upstream of sph2 was adopted to include possible distal elements that may play a role in the activity of the Psph2 promoter, since the intergenic space to the next ORF, LIC12630 (hypothetical protein), is 650 bp.
The opposite criteria were adopted to include stimuli in conditions ML and NC.
A societal perspective was adopted to include the relevant health service costs, private costs and production losses.
Due to dose-limiting toxicity in two out of three patients treated at 20 μg/kg scFv FRP5 -ETA, a protocol amendment wascFv FRP5 -ETAnclude a further dose level at 12.5 μg/kg scFv(FRprotocol
Therefore, additional strategies will need to be adopted to improve immunisation coverage, including supplementary immunisation activities (SIAs).
