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This finding might be explained by the fact that differences in the optimum T values identified for different traits of the same plant species can only be due to differences in the extent of population structure and relatedness for the traits under consideration generated by natural or artificial selection.

In addition, particular attention must be paid to the ethical considerations generated by clinical decisions to use off-label treatments, particularly where the evidence of efficacy is weak or anecdotal, and safety signals are unresolved.

The first MIMO system under consideration is generated by modifying the SISO system in [[1], p. 155].

Some of these considerations are generated by the obvious desire to contain the risks of my operation and thereby enhance profitability and attractiveness to prospective partners and investors.

The aligned protein sequence data of VP28 taking into consideration 66 sequences generated by BioEdit Sequence Alignment Editor.

The control is applied to this flexible wall, and the class of controls under consideration includes those generated by piezoceramic patches.

Nature, the soul, and the human intellect are, however, insufficient to attain perfection and it is not possible to leave out of consideration the acts generated by volition and choice which depend on the practical intellect.

Images can also create a valuable dialogue, and I took into consideration some of the feedback generated by Occupy HOPE.

Third, the approach enables consideration of apparently disparate data generated by research into accreditation standards, as a complex organisational intervention [ 15].

The second focus of this publication addresses gene set enrichment analysis under special consideration of the spot-clusters generated by SOM machine learning.

Taking into consideration the outcomes and costs generated by the model at the end of the 5-year time horizon, the base-case analysis concluded that nalmefene in combination with psychosocial support had an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) of £5204 per QALY gained compared with psychosocial support alone (table 11).