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The developed numerical model is capable to analyze engineering cases with complex operating conditions.
Epigenetics and the new designed technologies capable to analyze epigenetic changes (e.g., methylated DNA, miRNAs expression, post-translational modifications on histones among others) have disclosed an appealing scenario that will offer for the biomedical sciences new biomarkers for the study of neurodegenerative diseases, multifactorial complex diseases, rare diseases and cancer.
The human auditory system is very sophisticated and, thus, capable to analyze and extract most spatial information pertaining to a sound source using two ears.
From the above discussion of results, it was observed that SRSM models are capable to analyze the stochastic behavior of uncertain variable and also these models are performs better than the conventional regression model to model travel time distribution.
Recent study has proven that the quadratic TFD [21, 22] is capable to analyze and classify the class of ASK and FSK signals at very low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) conditions (-2 dB).
However, so far only technologies capable to analyze single loci were applied to determine epigenetic alterations in ICF patients.
The results show that meshless methods are capable to efficiently analyze composite laminated plates submitted to static loads under linear elastic regimes.
Classical systems engineering approach is not always suitable to manage such feature, and new tools and methods are required, capable to identify, analyze and quantify properties of the system-of-systems as a whole.
The complicated approach, in practice, is capable of leading practitioners to analyze parameters of the performance of the process effectively.
All systems are capable or explicitly designed to analyze amino acid sequences from Gram-negative bacteria.
The challenge that remains is to design new comprehensive and accurate bioinformatics tools capable of counterbalancing our limitations to analyze the overwhelming amount of genomic data generated.
