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The required electric strength of the accelerating gap can be ensured by generating a longitudinal magnetic field in the electron extraction region.

First, we estimate the lifetime costs of a cohort of newly diagnosed patients by generating a longitudinal profile of costs from the cross-sections of patients in our sample stratified by current age and age of diagnosis.

Participating practices enter demographic and clinical data into the practice database by using Vision software (www.inps4.co.uk) every time a consultation takes place, generating a longitudinal medical record.

This can be performed using a posterolateral approach to make an arthrotomy and posterior dislocation of the stem, or if the distal aspect of the stem is exposed by generating a shear force along the longitudinal axis.

A longitudinal speed control system was developed by generating a reference speed based on the path information.

The MHB is used to achieve a small longitudinal emittance in the RFQ by generating a sawtooth wave with three harmonics.

The probe generates a longitudinal push pulse which causes minimal localized displacement and is tracked by a detection pulse [ 12, 24, 25].

The performance of the three approaches under model misspecification was examined by generating longitudinal profiles that were quadratic in nature, while the models fitted assumed linear trajectories.

Alternatively, by regulating Dynein and Kinesin activities through Lis1 [7], [12] [49], [50], [53], [53] and by activating the walking of soluble molecular motors on MTs, Ndel1 could generate a similar longitudinal force through MTs.

While most passenger jets need a large wingspan to generate enough lift to become airborne -- making them too bulky or inefficient to reach supersonic speeds -- the SBiDir-FW solves this problem by generating lift everywhere thanks to symmetric longitudinal and span axes.

This paper describes the creation of the Canadian Pediatric End-Stage Renal Disease database, a new database formed by combining administrative data from multiple sources to generate a large and rich, longitudinal dataset of Canadian pediatric ESRD patients.