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It will also allow to consider in the future dose-response curves and domains for dose ranges different from that introduced according to (Tian et al. 2009) in Section 1.

Even the order of this parameter changed from that introduced by linear and nonlinear Langmuir model (Tables 2, 3).

5 In the present manuscript, we also use the name 'update rules', although the concept used here is different from that introduced in (Tutsch 2008).

The user interface was entirely rehauled from that introduced in Maniac Mansion and built upon in subsequent games.

"The Loonatics Unleashed," another television series, was yet another sprucing-up effort from 2005 that introduced futuristic-looking, anime-influenced versions of Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, was a wipeout.

Voting rights groups and progressive bloggers are already warning of a California "Butterfly Ballot," referring to the infamous voting slip from Florida that introduced the phrase "hanging chad" into the American lexicon.

Herd immunity has been suggested by studies from countries that introduced universal rotavirus vaccination [ 13- 15].

In addition, newborns from states that introduced the new birth certificate during 2004-05 had similar characteristics as compared with infants born in the other states (data not shown).

The first six months of episodes are missing from the series that introduced Mr. Television, Milton Berle.

The man to bring universal health care to his state did not mention that stupendous feat; it was airbrushed out, Soviet style, from the film that introduced Romney.

The "Cabiria" DVD includes a sequence from "The White Sheik" that introduced Giulietta Masina's waiflike prostitute Cabiria, but why tease us with a mere glance at this unjustly neglected tragicomic gem?