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In 2005, Habashi clearly defined the settings for what we have termed personalized APRV or P-APRV [6].

That tool supports graphical models to define the settings to generate the expected application.

With a variety of needs, structures, and progress represented by these institutions, NSF has a rich test-bed on which to analyze the kinds of policies and practices that work and to define the settings in which they do so.

A 91% pooled sensitivity of PET/CT also indicated that PET/CT had a good power to define the settings of unresectability.

Unravelling the tetraspanin control mechanisms that regulate laminin-binding integrins will help to define the settings where inhibiting the function of these integrins would be helpful rather than harmful, and may create opportunities to modulate integrin activity in more sophisticated ways than simple functional blockade.

Schulte et al. (2010) defined the typical geological settings for EGS, varying from igneous (e.g. Iceland), metamorphic (e.g. Lardarello, Italy), magmatic (e.g. Soultz, France) and sedimentary (e.g. Groß Schönebeck and Horstberg, Germany).

Links and gene model image sources (currently set up for Ensembl) can be defined in the settings.

The combined data set (ITS +  petD +  trnL– trnF) was analyzed under ML with the partitions defined and the settings chosen as described for the ML analysis above.

The choice of method is defined in the settings file and allows AMGET to run in batch mode or through the interactive menu in the R console.

Subnetworks are hierarchically organized to reflect the parent child relationships between GO terms, and Mosaic only displays those subnetworks with node counts between minimum and maximum thresholds defined in the settings panel.

In this paper we propose an Ant Colony Optimisation (ACO) algorithm for defining the signal settings on urban networks following a local approach.