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The workbench is meant to enable a more robust use of existing building models such as IFC for the mapping to simulation tools.
Enhancements of the 802.11b standard to higher data rates (802.11g) and different bands (802.11a) provide an evolution path to support more users and applications; Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) and eventually 802.11i enable a more robust encryption and authentication environment for protecting sensitive information.
Adoption of the standards based persistent-identifier mechanisms discussed above would enable a more robust and easier way to provide such support.
The additional data should allow additional precision, and perhaps enable a more robust algorithm to build on the ROCmax mapping strategy.
A temporally averaged response to external signals might enable a more robust response and minimize navigation mistakes by focusing on persistent signals and by rejecting transient fluctuations in guidance cues.
The OPLS-DA model based on these homogeneous spectra will enable a more robust selection of biomarkers.
The novel workflow renders HATRIC-LRC independent of the PNGase F deglycosylation reaction, ultimately enabling a more robust relative quantification of cell surface receptors than is possible with first-generation LRC.
We compare the flexure of single barbs as well as arrays of barbs and find that the interlocking adherence of barbs to one another enables a more robust structure due to minimized barb rotation during deflection.
Twomey notes that the DF-16's upgrades have likely enabled a more robust mobile launch architecture while also serving to increase the missile's chances of reaching its targets.
This allowed incidence of any malaria or anaemia episode that occurred between the first treatment and two years of age to be related to time since most recent IPTi dose; pooling the analysis across doses enabled a more robust analysis of protective efficacy over time.
The miRDeep, however, involves comparison of (posterior probabilities of) MFE of real and background hairpins, enabling a more robust discrimination between them.
