For instance, López Pérez et al. first characterize the cross-tier interference problem and then provide a comprehensive summary of candidate solutions wherein the use of dynamic spectrum allocation in conjunction with self-configuration and optimization of femtocells play a determinant role [4].
More recently, a conservative website experimented with a Twitter townhall for the Republican primary, wherein candidates would respond on Twitter to common debate questions.
The ranking of descriptors was determined using the Input Gradient option in ADMET Modeler, wherein candidate descriptors are ranked by analysis of their response gradients.
Alternative, "indirect" MS approaches have also been successfully employed, wherein candidate markers initially identified in lung cancer tissue specimens, cell lines or conditioned medium, have subsequently been shown to be differentially expressed in the peripheral circulation using immunoassay-based methodologies.
There she took a vigorous role in the board's implementation of a voluntary scheme wherein local candidates received public matching funds in exchange for limits on contributions and spending and agreeing to greater financial disclosure.
We present here a multi-level analysis of these caspase-3 complexes using structure-based pharmacophore approach wherein numerous candidate pharmacophore hypotheses were assessed for its ability to cover available caspase-3 small molecular inhibitor dataset.
At the discovery phase, two major approaches can be distinguished: a knowledge-based approach wherein selection of biomarker candidates is based on the existing molecular mechanisms underlying the disease initiation or progression, or alternatively an unbiased approach that involves untargeted identification of differentially expressed proteins between two analyzed groups [48].
If there is a historical antecedent to "closing" a company on Google, it is a dirty trick that was fairly common in 19th-century politics, wherein supporters of a candidate would spread rumors that his opponent was dead.
Although victories in Iowa and New Hampshire often produce a lot of momentum for a candidate, leading to a chain reaction wherein the winner continues to perform well in subsequent states, there is some evidence that the momentum has a sell-by date.
IS networks are formed through a long process of planning wherein potential synergies between candidate component plants are identified and evaluated for feasibility.
