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Improved optical nonlinearities have also been achieved by integrating nonlinear semiconductor NWs with cylindrical plasmonic core/shell nanocavities.
For the first time, an accurate quantification with PRESTO has been achieved by integrating all mandatory data corrections.
Such a goal has been achieved by integrating well known models and instruments for system description and functional analysis.
Significant improvements over earlier methods, such as the approach of Davies et al. [4], have been achieved by integrating the highest resolution global bathymetric dataset available (SRTM30 [18], a 30-arc second dataset, approximately 1 km2) to allow for the preservation of a higher spatial resolution.
It is then relevant to ask whether this increased independence may have been achieved by integrating more functionality into each protein, e.g. by fusion of genes that normally form operons.
A boost to the usage of chemical synthetic lethality screens in yeast has been achieved by integrating drug-sensitivity profiles with those of the large-scale genetic interaction data obtained through genome-wide genetic synthetic lethality screens performed by either SGA (Tong and Boone, 2005) or dSLAM (Pan et al, 2004; Ooi et al, 2006).
Modeling and experiments showed that NF-κB activation is achieved by integrating the input: stimulus integral or area (concentration × duration) controlled the percentage of cells that activated for both a 'foreign' pathogen signal LPS and a 'self' immune signal TNF (population response).
Model-fitting was achieved by integrating a set of differential equations using a Runge-Kutta 4 numerical integration routine to generate expected values of the nitrogen availability and tree population data over variable time steps (variable due to the fact that there are not uniform time differences between observations in palaeoecological data).
But some questioned why Wrigley would remain a separate entity given the cost savings that could be achieved by integrating the two companies.
He envisaged a field of literary scholarship that would be both exacting and vital, and he felt this could be achieved by integrating the study of English literature with that of the classics: "The literature of antiquity was to Milton's genius what soil and light are to a plant".
