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In a bow to the Europeans' desire for "important games," the Guinness format has been designed as a true tournament.

Our format has been designed to be able to express a wide variety of different scenarios.

To this date, we have utilized this framework to write subscription agents that support data transfer from the Children's Hospital Boston EMR (a Cerner system), the Allscripts EMR at MIT Medical, and a generic CCR/CCD format has been designed for import from MinuteClinic, Harvard University Health Services Point and Click System, and from the MA SHARE [ 13] health information exchange.

Two-dimensionally periodic photonic crystal microcavity filters in a ridge waveguide format have been designed and fabricated.

The detection of soluble human leukocyte antigen G (HLA-G) has been a technically demanding task for several years now and various enzyme linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) formats have been designed.

Two different formats have been designed in ProtAnnDB: a tab delimited text format that can be imported in the Microsoft Office Excel format (http://www.microsoft.com/france/office/2007/programs/excel/overview.mspx) (Fig. 6) and a friendly user web interface format for each protein entry (Fig. 7).

All of the standard formats have been designed to allow the capture of MIAPE-compliant details according to the corresponding module, but typically the formats can also be valid in different contexts if they contain more or less detail than stipulated by MIAPE documents.

This isn't about randy teens bonking a few weeks shy of their 16th birthdays – it's about children creating, copying and distributing images of themselves in a format that has been designed to be shared with unimaginably huge numbers of people.

Here we present the Locus Reference Genomic (LRG) sequence format, which has been designed for the specific purpose of gene variant reporting.

The biom-format software package has been designed with three main objectives: to be a central repository for objects that support BIOM-formatted data in different programming languages, to have minimal external dependencies, and to provide an efficient means for representing biological contingency tables in memory along with convenient functionality for operating on those tables.

The BioXSD format for sequence annotations has been designed to fully cover the expressive power of GFF3 (http://www.sequenceontology.org/gff3.shtml) and DAS features.