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In the modelling process, the two concentric spheres of minimum zone model are simplified as an intersecting chords structure, the virtual centre generated by the intersecting chords can be used to judge whether the searched object is the maximum object or not, which decrease the positioning error of the minimum zone centre and reduce the difficulty of constructing models.

By contrast, the development of the midbrain and forebrain, which lie within the Otx expression domain, is regulated by signalling centres generating graded patterning cues.

In describing the benefits of research centres, former director of the United States' National Science Foundation, Erich Bloch pointed to the "power of interaction" generated by centre activities such as seminars and journal clubs (p. 374) [ 31].

Because nickel is located on an inversion centre the second half is generated by inversion.

(Expert #10, consumer advocate) This frame centres on the negative publicity generated by overdiagnosis discussions and the decrease in breast screening participation that might ensue.

Participants who completed the HRA-O questionnaire and their health care providers received the computer-generated personalised feed-back reports generated by the study centre at each project site.

"On any given day 100% of the data centre's needs are being generated by the solar power and the fuel cells," Jackson said.

"The subsidy contributes up to 73% of the income generated by the centre and without the subsidy it would not be a viable business".

For each rehabilitation centre a randomization list was generated by computer under supervision of an independent statistician.

To ensure close balance of entities in each group, randomisation will be performed in blocks of 4. The randomisation sequence will be generated by the Centre for Clinical Studies at the University Hospital Jena.

On collagen-coated rings, the distribution of actin was similar, except that stress fibres concentrated at the periphery of the non-adhesive centre, reminiscent of stress fibres generated by single cells spreading over non-fouling components [7,13] (Fig. 2a) and resembling the actin 'purse string' that forms during closure of embryonic wounds [17].