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This is done with one of three workflows for use case analysis flow-based (stanalysis flow-basedy diagramstartingario-based (emphasizing sequence diagrams), and state-based (starting with activitymachine diagramsion).

Our rationale for emphasizing sequence comparisons between diatoms and higher eukaryotes is three-fold.

Definitions of comics which emphasize sequence usually exclude gag, editorial, and other single-panel cartoons; they can be included in definitions that emphasize the combination of word and image.

The program, called LineDrive, generates a simple, schematic route map that emphasizes the sequence of turns to take.

Couet and her counterparts emphasize the sequence of instruction (i.e., as soon as it's available, take a language and stick with it as long as possible).

As stated in the manuscript, the authors emphasize that sequence alignments alone are unlikely to define alcohol-binding motifs in these proteins; instead, the conformational proximity of the appropriate amino acids is likely to be more relevant.

After pointing out the significance of this year's Open de France being played at the same Le Golf National course that will host this year's Ryder Cup, Adams emphasized the sequence of links course that follows as having the makings of a summer feature.

The schematic in Figure 4(A) emphasizes the sequence of accomplishments as they might occur across a scientist's complex backdrop of career phases (grad student/postdoctoral fellow → assistant professor → tenured faculty).

Finally, we would like to emphasize that sequence variations represent a rich data resource for interrogating biological questions, especially in a context of structure-function relationship such as the size of minimal introns and exons.

This study emphasizes finding sequence motifs which facilitate binding between viral and host proteins.

Moons and others emphasize a sequence of model development, validation, application, and assessment of performance in application/clinical setting [ 8, 9].