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Further adaptations of this method might improve its use for intratumour tracer uptake heterogeneity assessment or segmentations and will be part of future research.

The proposed parameter estimation algorithm (10)–(13) are derived from the M robust concept that is conservative, so the quality of parameter estimates may degrade without further adaptations of s and ρ variables.

In the meanwhile between those two books, Alan Dean Foster wrote further adaptations of the animated episodes from the series which began to be published in 1974.

At the 2008 San Diego Comic-Con International, Kanji Tashiro, Square Enix's manager of merchandise, said that Cloud's likeness has produced some of the company's best-selling items, and that fans could look forward to further adaptations of the character in the future.

This points the way for further adaptations of this method to other models.

Physical therapists need to be alert to changes in health conditions that may necessitate further adaptations of the exercises.

P. Horby suggests that a hidden epidemic of H7N9 in other animals may be well under way and that it will provide opportunities for further adaptation of H7N9 to mammals and for re-assortment with human- or pig-adapted viruses if H7N9 is circulating in the large populations of pigs [ 21].

This requires the further adaptation of the current national regulatory frameworks," says the blueprint.

This cranial nerve is named from the further adaptation of the sphincter colli muscle in mammals, particularly in higher primates, as the many small muscles of facial expression, which allow people to smile, laugh, and frown.

For the niobium-rich TiAl alloy further adaptation of the crystal plasticity parameters is proposed.

A further adaptation of the model to assess slabs subjected to distributed and concentrated loads is presented in this paper.