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Time course was derived from a previous publication [ 19 ].

That name, of course, is derived from the "iPhone 3GS", which Apple introduced in 2009.

In contrast to point-to-point channels, the capacity of the relay channel remains unknown in general, but upper and lower bounds have of course been derived [4].

The philosophy for the design of the course is derived from the general concept of the curriculum for the specialities "nurse" and "midwife" in which students are trained in the University of Ruse in Bulgaria.

Fossil fuels, of course, are derived from plants, and a great deal of attention of late--including a Science magazine editorial by Koonin and other articles in the 27 January 2006 issue--is being paid to research to figure out how to skip the intervening several hundred thousand years so that we can go efficiently, and more or less directly, from plants to fuel for vehicles and power plants.

Clinical examples used in the EBM course are derived from existing clinical examples that students encounter when performing their problem based learning (PBL) activities.

While we do not see notable differences among instructors on most of the assessments, leading us to conclude that the major source of impact for the course is derived from the common curriculum, there was one instance in which particular instructors had significant differences.

Textbooks for GE biology courses are derived from texts for introductory majors biology courses and their premedical and STEM audiences.

Data regarding the development of Allez Hop courses were derived from that database and could be stratified by course discipline and year.

Cost savings between 20% (short-course) and 35% (long-course) were derived based on the incremental adoption of three potential efficiency enhancing changes.

The time courses were derived for stable isotopes of Zr and thus had to take the radioactive decay of Zr with half-life of 64.032 d [ 46] into account.