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An example of this kind of decisions during early design stages is the selection of the chemical process route, which, once defined, provides the guidelines for the process design.

Figure 3 shows that free 68 Ga III) (we use this generalized term since 68 Ga species in PBS solutions are not well defined) provides almost no contrast of the skeleton over other tissues, as intravenous injection of free 68 Ga III) predominantly results in transferrin-bound activity [14 17].

(4) A user-defined wavelength-dependent scattering phase function can be defined, providing users with a unique framework for investigating phase functions beyond the more conventional Henyey-Greenstein approximation.

To searching this regard, the cost-optimal methodology based on the global cost was defined providing a tool to assess different nearly-zero energy scenarios.

The design structure reflexion matrices (DSRMs) that we have defined provide a complementary and succinct representation of the architecture and code for supporting qualitative and quantitative analysis, and likewise the refactoring of the architecture and code.

Then lim n → ∞ A 0 n ⊂ dom T so that the possibility of Ty being undefined is excluded and then Ty is defined provided that there is no finite or infinite jump discontinuities at y.

Indeed, in a way similar to the argument of Remark 3.2, iterative scheme (25) is well defined provided that for each n ≥ 0, the point z n belongs to U ( r ′ ) for some r ′ ∈ ( 0, r ).

The experimental strain data, together with a specific fatigue curved experimentally defined provided the input of a Finite Element Model of the repaired structure and resulted in the expected fatigue life of the repair metal-composite interface.

Finally, the gene expression differences associated with diabetic nephropathy were defined, providing a global view of both the pathogenic and protective pathways activated.

Until a healthy microbiome is clearly defined, providing a microbiological target for probiotic interventions, probiotic benefits must be described in the context of physiological or clinical improvement.

Presumably, through the process of development of local protocols the roles of primary and secondary care in diagnosis and management will be discussed and defined, providing much-needed clarity for all potential stakeholders [ 44].