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In the 20th century, institutions and learned bodies have, with government support, generated technical dictionaries for Tamil containing neologisms and words derived from Tamil roots to replace loan words from English and other languages.

As Dmel_TW had RNA-seq data from only a single sequencing lane for each sex, we generated technical replicates of Dmel_TW artificially in the software for comparison, using one function of NOISeq, NOISeq-sim.

In Malmquist Index, five indices can be generated: Technical Efficiency Change (TEC), Technological Change (TC), Pure Technical Efficiency Change (PTEC), Scale Efficiency Change (SEC) and Total Factor Productivity Change (TFPC).

For any given disease, if the ratio of current counts to the mean of the fifteen 4-week totals is greater than historical limits, then the current period is considered aberrant (i.e., a signal is generated) (Technical Appendix).

Multiple contiguous sequences were created automatically for each mega-amplicon by using a de novo assembly program in CLC, and 4 8 contigs supported by high coverage rate of sequence reads were generated (Technical Appendix Table 2).

While convenience attracts the consumer, successful on-demand startups must generate technical leverage to unlock additional value in the cost structure.

It finds that recruitment from universities, research institutes and higher education institutions has increased the capacity of firms to generate technical inventions.

However, this may generate technical difficulties and inaccuracy in executing multiplanar osteotomies, regardless of whether or not dedicated instrumentation is available.

In this work, a new algorithm capable of generating technical rules to make investments with a given amount of leverage depending on the certainty of the prediction is presented.

Amplifications were performed twice to generate technical replicates.

Each of these situations is associated with a particular type of uncertainty: six situations are assumed to generate technical uncertainty, five conceptual uncertainty, 11 communicational uncertainty, 15 systemic uncertainty, and eight ethical uncertainty.