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In the general case, we examine the von Neumann deficiency indices of these operators and explore their relevance in mathematical physics.

The supporting visual cue (color-coded panes for each item) allows users to distinguish between search results and explore their relevance details in the archive.

Several genomes of closely related bacterial strains from each phylogenetic group were included to investigate the rate of variability of GIs at intra-specific level and explore their relevance as main contributors to strain-specific genes.

This paper traces the content, scope and relatively short history of modern social innovation research across disciplines by applying network and bibliometric analyses, and explores their relevance to innovation studies.

Using critical insights from some of the earlier literature in the area of intersectionality and embodiment in particular, Norris explores their relevance in her own cross-cultural fieldwork encounters as a younger White British woman undertaking research with older women and men in Indonesia.

A larger clinical outcome trial to confirm these findings and explore their clinical relevance is required.

To further explore their clinical relevance, we performed locus-specific pyrosequencing in an independent set of 22 matched primary breast tumor samples.

For example, the paper does not explore in detail the developmental aspects of the SC cells, and uses an assortment of mutations (in Hr39, lz, Hindsight, Notch) only as ways to eliminate the function of these cells rather than explore their interdependencies, or developmental relevance.

The observation of Pf-specific features could serve as the basis for exploring their functional relevance as an essential, first step towards finding efficacious and clinically safe anti-malarial drugs.

In addition, we investigated the associations of sRAGE levels with specific clinical markers and mortality from the ICU to explore their potential correlations and clinical relevance.

Similarly, discussions with dental patients explored their views on the relevance of alcohol to oral health and dentistry, acceptability of dental teams enquiring about alcohol intake and offering advice, views on the best ways for dental teams to approach the subject and provide advice and support, and on suitable information for participants in the group not receiving the intervention.