Since DNA microarrays can hybridize hundreds to thousands of genomic targets simultaneously and do not rely on phenotypic expression of these genetic features for identification purposes, they have enormous potential to provide inexpensive, flexible and specific strain-specific detection and identification of pathogens.
Our findings stress the role of axonal geometry, a static aspect of cortical organization in controlling cortical dynamics in a flexible, stimulus specific way and in, particular, they attribute a role to a striking and usually neglected aspect of cortical organization, i.e. the existence of channels of inter-hemispheric communication of different conduction velocity.
E.P.R.I. sees "technical merit" in a more flexible, site specific approach.
One hopes that the definition can be flexible and specific enough to clear the path for future exhibitions of original material from the museum's photographic archives.
China's relatively flexible bureaucracy, specific to technological implementation and innovation, also helps in supporting the argument of the world's first superhighway being in China.
There is typically an ActionForm Bean defined for each of the input forms in individual application; however, the implementation is flexible to specific application needs.
The description of the CBPR process and the Healing Model of Care presented in this paper provides a possible solution to this problem by defining programs using standardised core components with flexible activities specific to each service.
Despite high fixed nutrition inputs, up to 120 % goal feed in some cases, making glycemic control more difficult, it is also an important feature of the STAR application, allowing it to be more flexible to specific clinical needs.
At the local scale, a flexible, site specific leaching model that can be adjusted to the actual data availability is used to estimate the mass flux over time from identified sites.
