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"Prerequisites and assumptions of MDVRP" section defines the prerequisites and assumptions of the proposed model.
This is the first study that identifies E2 as the critical determinant of SAV low-temperature dependent virion formation and defines the prerequisites for induction of a potent immune response in Atlantic salmon by DNA vaccination.
To further define the structural prerequisite for SOCS6-mediated fragmentation, we ectopically expressed a series of SOCS6 mutants in AD293 cells.
To define the structural prerequisites for VPA-related compounds in inhibiting fatty acid release in Dictyostelium, we carried out a SAR study.
In a recent work, Stein and colleagues [ 9] examined independent nucleosomal datasets for the genome of Saccharomyces cerevisiae in an attempt to define the sequence prerequisites for nucleosome formation.
After having established these prerequisites, we define the DG3PD model in Section 3 and in Section 4; we explain its relation to existing models in the literature for two-part and three-part decomposition.
In order to develop the map the following process was undertaken: 1. Survey of the current curriculum structure 2. Attend lectures and tutorials and work through the virtual patient cases during this term to define the learning objectives and course prerequisites in close cooperation with the lecturers.
Accordingly, our study may be considered as a prerequisite to better define the target population and patient characteristics for further larger intervention studies.
Recently, there has been a great effort to define these prerequisite basic concepts and assumptions to cope with critical care resource allocation with many references to military experience.
Prerequisite for the conduct of a review on QATs is to define the meaning of the term "quality".
A crucial prerequisite for class formation is that its potential members remain in the positions that define the social class over time (Goldthorpe, 1983).
