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This new approach enables further live cell co-localization and pulse-chase studies to help fully deduce EGFR-EGF trafficking.

Belhumeur et al. [106] use innovatively a fully Bayesian approach to deduce landmark positions from local evidences.

The atomistic view is based upon the suggestion that it is possible to develop a complete characterization of individual psychology that is fully pre-social, then deduce what will happen when a group of individuals, so characterized, enter into interaction with one another.

In order to deduce an appropriate fully discrete analogue to the variational inequality (2.2), we follow the arguments indicated in Sect.  2.

For this reason, we justify in more detail the employed novel formulation of the fully discrete variational inequality and deduce the needed auxiliary results for stiffly accurate Runge Kutta and hp-finite element discretisations.

In Sects.  4 and  5, we introduce a general analytical framework of nonlinear evolutionary variational inequalities and its fully discrete counterpart; in particular, we deduce a result on the existence and uniqueness of the fully discrete solution as well as a priori bounds for the discrete approximation values.

Aligning markers or partial sequences to fully sequenced genomes enables researchers to deduce information about gene content and order of a particular crop of interest.

On the basis of a relatively simple model application, a Signorini-type initial-boundary value problem, we deduce an appropriate formulation of the fully discrete variational inequality.

Photoluminescence measurements suggest that the increase in conductivity with film thickness is not fully accounted for by a carrier concentration change and we therefore deduce it to be mainly due to an increase in electron mobility, especially for films thicker than 60 nm.

It is therefore often necessary to use indirect evidence to deduce the most likely structure of the nearly 55% of CDS structures that are not fully confirmed by transcript data.

We deduce that these results are due to a need for reciprocity in knowledge exchanges to benefit fully from promising host country knowledge flows.