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OPE allows efficient access to the encrypted data by maintaining a set of indexes for simple comparisons, such as relational and logical operations between values in a spatial range query request.

The Blue Obelisk movement seeks to ensure interoperability in these applications by maintaining a set of open standards and, amongst other things, maintaining a list of algorithm specifications in chemoinformatics [32, 33].

Our algorithm seeks to build resiliency by maintaining a necessary set of working nodes and replacing failed ones when needed.

For example, it automates the process of contacting doctors to verify prescriptions by maintaining a data set of existing practices, automatically faxing the office to verify the prescription and then processing the doctor's office response.

A directionally unstable ship is easy to maneuver, while a stable ship requires less energy expenditure by its steering gear in maintaining a set course.

Sell-side stock analysts were watching the PS2's numbers closely, as the original PlayStation had set a high bar by maintaining a TIE ratio greater than one for eight years, with a peak of 3.8.

We show that in the fission yeast Schizosaccharomyces pombe, the ER network is maintained by a set of three membrane proteins: reticulon/Rtn1p, DP1/Yop1p, and a newly identified evolutionarily conserved protein, Tts1p.

The timing of the circadian clock is maintained by a set of genes and proteins that form a feedback loop ("clock" genes) as well as rhythmically regulate many output genes (clock -controlled genes).

Thus, the pattern of mammalian methylation is established and maintained by a set of at least three different DNA methyltransferases.

Methylation at position 5 of the cytosine ring in a CpG dyad is initiated and maintained by a set of DNA methyl transferases (DNMT), some of which are de-novo (DNMT3A, DNMT3B), while another (DNMT1) is a maintenance enzyme [1].

To address this issue, we assumed that 1) cancer is more likely to be maintained by a set of interrelated mutations that alter cellular processes at multiple points than by the effects of a single mutation, and 2) proliferative benefit conferred from an alteration can depend on already existing mutations or structural variations.