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Another further application, that has not escaped our notice, is that the encoded string allows us to quickly and easily identify whether the oligos are identical or frameshifted from each other using standard bitstring comparison routines.

The proposed security architecture includes a further application that exploits the availability of multiple antennas to suppress the interfering signal of the smart UL jammer, defined in Subsection 3.2.

In this final section, we survey some of the further applications that have been proposed for decoherence, beyond the easier examples we have seen such as chirality or alpha-particle tracks.

Further, applications that facilitate a user accessing online GBV counseling need to be weighed against the likelihood of an intimate partner accessing this information, which could result in an increased risk of harm.

Identification of intrinsic changes to the ITO characteristics is crucial because ITO films are eventually used in further applications that involve more treatment processes, which in turn, could alter the initial optimized properties.

We also believe that circulating miRNAs are likely to have potential as prognostic markers in men treated by active surveillance or in men with high-risk localised cancers, two further applications that will be assessed in future work.

In particular, we plan to make available an application layer that will be built on top of the networks and allow to computationally use the network models for further applications that may include toxicity testing, biomarker discovery, target identification and mode of action (MOA) investigations, as well as patient stratification in the area of personalized medicine.

A further application of that hierarchy to the learning of quantifiers is described in Clark (2011a).

A further application is that they could be used in assembly or resequencing to augment other information such as quality scores.

The previous course of EBRT delivered the maximum tolerated dose to the bowel and limited the further application of that modality.

We explore further in application that those feedback-sustained targets can eliminate both a freely rotating spiral waves and a pinned ones only if frequencies, feedback lengths and radius of obstacles are appropriately chosen.