Distributed event routing has emerged as one of core functions for the publish/subscribe systems.
As shown in Fig. 4, this component consists of operation-specific application code, functions to handle communication with other components of the system, and a set of core functions for reading, writing, and querying geographic data.
Indeed, the present study highlights the significant implications of these NC core functions for patient health and service outcomes.
It provides several core functions for in-depth analysis of evolutionary selection: retrieving the orthologous groups, generating codon-delimited and un-gapped alignments, removing recombination, building phylogenetic trees, and estimating ω under different models used by PAML/FitModel.
Given increased service pressures, it is therefore usually research activity that is cut to the minimum [ 38] whereas teaching and learning, perceived as core functions for clinical teachers, are more likely to be protected [ 40].
Although we believe that the parameter setting used here is better for defining plausible core gene sets in terms of coverage of the core functions for both Bacillaceae and Enterobacteriaceae, we might need to use different parameters when we consider different taxonomic groups.
In recognition of the increasing demand from WHO Member States for global health information, the WHO's 11th General Programme of Work called for monitoring health situations and assessing trends as one of six core functions for the period 2006 2015 (WHO 2006).
Extending these core functions for genome assembly, BAIT leverages strand-inheritance data to identify misoriented contigs, localize orphan scaffolds to specific chromosome regions on late-build genomes, and assemble early-build genomes de novo from non-overlapping fragments, using only one lane of sequencing containing up to 200 indexed libraries.
