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Tests were performed to demonstrate that the availability of predicted model data can lead to the detection of faults with building subsystems that would otherwise go unnoticed.
Our findings demonstrate that the availability of sugar resources in natural environments accounted for over a 250-fold difference in the malarial vectorial capacity of An. sergentii, the difference could be more drastic if a larger EIP (>10 days) was adopted.
We also demonstrate that the availability of staff is concentrated within urban districts and in voluntary agency and government facilities.
Global health trends and the advocacy for NTDs clearly demonstrate that the availability of funding is a powerful driver of research agenda.
Our results demonstrate that the availability of as few as one or two records in the query position improve the prediction accuracy of ΔΔG values of additional mutations in that position.
In fact, the experiments described above, as well as previously published work, e.g., [ 18] demonstrate that the availability of quality controlled and normalized oligonucleotide microarray data (such as Affymetrix GeneChip arrays) allows to identify better reference gene candidates than commonly used reference genes.
It was difficult to observe the ZrO2 support when the loading level was above 12%%, which indicates that the ZrO2 support had been fully covered by Mo2C, demonstrating that the availability of the ZrO2 surface for potential catalytic activation decreased as the loading level increased.
Strauss-Kahn and Vives [30] found that headquarters frequently relocate to metropolitan areas with good airport facilities while Bel and Fageda [4] demonstrated that the availability of direct nonstop flights is a major determinant in the location choices of large European firms' headquarters.
The presented results have demonstrated that the availability of EBV through routine evaluations of the hip score data would hasten progress in alleviating the problem of hip dysplasia via increases in selective accuracy compared to selection based on phenotype alone.
While it has been demonstrated that the availability of vision during lifts of SWI stimuli contributes (independently from haptics) to experiencing the 'full-strength' illusion [7], it is far from clear whether or not expectations add to, or even cause, the illusory experience.
