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Next, in Section 3 we define in depth the most important security aspects for each layer of the Cloud model.

Neutrophils play a crucial role in defense against systemic candidiasis, a disease associated with a high mortality rate in patients receiving immunosuppressive therapy, although the early immune mechanisms that boost the candidacidal activity of neutrophils remain to be defined in depth.

Future investigations using conditional knockout mice will be instrumental in identifying other targets of the miR-143/145 gene, to define in more depth the various pathways controlled by miR-143(145) in VSMCs.

In contrast, IEEE [5] defines an in-depth standard describing the components that make up a SCADA framework.

The importance of defined in vitro systems for in-depth molecular analyses and for complementation of functional studies is paramount.

Maximum thickness area of the GHSZ in the SCS is also defined in the water depth ranging from 1200 to 2300 m.

Since epitheliogenesis imperfecta is not genetically defined and an in-depth pathological examination is necessary for distinction, both conditions might have been confused in the past and recorded in veterinary literature.

Case study methodology can be defined as the in-depth exploration of 'a program, an event, an activity, a process, or one or more individuals' in which the case or cases are 'bounded by time and activity, and researchers collect detailed information using a variety of data collection procedures over a sustained period of time' [ 17].

The seismic velocity shown in this figure is de-trended from the dominant 1D velocity-depth trend defined in Kamei et al. (2013).

Here, the slider convergence ratio, as well as the pocket size, shape and depth, are defined in terms of proper design variables, whereas the load carrying capacity and friction coefficient constitute the problem's objective functions.

P FA is given by the membership function mFA (13) defined in Section 3. If the depth is not recoverable, a neutral value (e.g., 0.5) is affected to P D. The respective costs C i, j FA and C i, j NT when an observation is found to be a false alarm or a new track are given by C i, j FA = − ln ( dC ) (21) C i, j NT = − ln ( dN ) (22).

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