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In this specific model, first derivative + EMSC-transformed spectral data was coupled with the corresponding pyMBMS results.
Transcript expression data was coupled with predicted or known intestinal proteins to deduce functional characteristics that are broadly conserved among (and potentially ancestral to) all nematodes.
Moreover, pathological data was coupled with clinical (fever, inappetence and clinical score), production (average daily weigh gain [ADWG]) and diagnostic (PCR, ELISA and bacterial isolation) parameters within the four infection outcomes (peracute, acute, subclinically infected and non-infected).
It measures the height of the flow, and when the data is coupled with measurements of the channel profile made using the surveying equipment, a rough volume can be calculated.
These data are coupled with morphometric analysis of dated alluvial fan deposits and adjacent 2nd and 3rd order footwall drainage basins to further constrain fault kinematics and segmentation.
Specifically, the kinetic model, obtained from lab-scale experimental data, is coupled to the reactor model accounting for transport phenomena wherein the effect of hydrodynamics on heat transfer is assessed from independent experiments in absence of reaction in an industrial-scale reactor.
No functional data were coupled to the MMP and TIMP expression profiles or activation mechanisms.
The data were coupled to the array template using the GeneChip Operating System (GCOS) software, V. 1.4.
Individual patient resource use data were coupled with unit cost estimates to generate a patient specific cost estimate for meningitis, pneumonia and malaria cases.
These in vivo data were coupled with in vitro experiments performed on the same tumor cells in the presence of the same treatments.
Moreover, all of these new and promising methods of understanding clients through data are coupled with the greatest barrier to integrating technology into care ensuring data security and privacy.
