Recently, there has been considerable work on secure communication in wireless relay networks (WRNs) [7 15].
There has been considerable work on transmission scheduling for mmWave communications in the literatures.
There has been considerable work on scaffold design based on triply periodic minimal surfaces (TPMS).
There has also been considerable work on development of theoretic observer models.
Although there has recently been considerable work on discrete stochastic solvers, there is still a need for numerical methods that are both fast and accurate.
Though there are considerable works on the SCR dosing control in the literature, the optimal control strategy applied to the SCR systems has been rarely studied.
For example, there is considerable work on moral relativism in connection with human rights (with which some forms of relativism are in obvious conflict), political liberalism (which is sometimes allied and sometimes contrasted with relativism) and feminist philosophy (where relativism has been both criticized and defended vis-à-vis feminist concerns).
Although there are no automated tools for filopodia detection on cancer cell images, there is considerable work on the closely related problem of tracing neurites in images of neurons.
Finally, Jun et al. (2012) recently described methods for detecting mixtures in DNA samples based on genotype or sequencing data, and there is considerable work on detecting mislabeled microarrays (e.g., Zhang et al. 2009; Bootkrajang and Kabán 2013).
These findings were made possible not only by advances in experimental techniques but also because of the development of statistical and computational methods for data processing, filtering, normalisation and visualisation [ 19, 28– 33], and currently there is considerable work on developing new statistical methodologies for analysing this type of data [ 34, 35].
