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In other words, patterns of cis-element conservation or divergence revealed by phylogenetic footprints define the integrated effects of various developmental and external signals on the expression potential of a given gene (Figure 3A).

A workshop titled "OR2020: Operating Room of the Future" was held in March 2004 to define the integrated systems and general character of the operating room of the future, with the year 2020 as a target timeframe.

For each of the spectral quantities, S, being E, T, C or ϵ, we define the integrated spectrum, (S k)), as S k) = int_{mathbb{R}^{3}} S mathbf {k}) deltabigl vert mathbf {k}vert - kbigr),mathrm {d}mathbf {k}, (14) (delta(cdot)) being the Dirac delta function.

We will define the integrated flux as the arithmetic mean of the received integrated fluxes.

Since AUC depends on time t, we define the integrated area under the curve (IAUC) as the area under AUC t), ∀ t∈ T. Note that, in this study, the larger the AUC at time t, the better is the predictability of time to event (TTE) at time t.

The LBI defined as the integrated exponentially discounted tree length surrounding a node can be calculated in a very similar way to the message passing framework used above to evaluate the fitness distributions.

This novel proposal involves the application of design thinking to define the value proposition integrated with a PSS oriented business model creation, that goes beyond generic methods normally applied; and the specification of business process architecture to support PSS implementation.

Table  1 below shows how we have defined the terms "fully integrated", "partially integrated", and "not integrated" in this paper.> We carried out a systematic review to examine factors that may influence integration of national CBHW programmes, using Atun's [ 22] framework as a lens for analysis.

First, based on the literature, I define the requirements (systemic, situated, integrating multiple perspectives, etc).

To define the predisposing and triggering factors, integrated monitoring represents an essential and powerful tool.

Traditional quantitative genetic theory is integrated to define the effects of imprinting genes (due to the parent-dependent expression of an allele), their interactions with other genetic effect sources (such as additive, dominant, and epistatic), and their generation-dependent actions.