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The implementation presented here uses ONLY standard components of the MDSplus environment.

The parallel implementation presented here focuses on the distributed-memory approach using the message-passing library MPI.

However, the Boolean 2 steady-states, discrete time and logic ODE variants are unique to the R implementation presented here.

One important new development in the implementation presented here compared with that for interactions is the principle of diminishing returns for additional reports fulfilling the same criteria (recent, informative, or with narratives), and for additional countries with disproportional reporting rates.

These de novo predicted RNA structures exist already as multiple alignments and the PETcofold implementation presented here can readily be employed to further analyse these candidates for potential interaction partners.

In the implementation presented here, all 10 slices are weighted equally in the overall ToxPi calculation, so the graphical width of all slices is equal to the angle, θ, formed by dividing 2π radians into 10 sections, or 2π/10 = π/5 radians = 36 degrees.

A new implementation is presented here, which links this method to a mechanistic predictive geometry preprocessor allowing the presented model to deal with 2D and 3D textile reinforced composites.

Flaws in the MIP benefit package and possible adverse practices employed by the PICs may have played critical role in diminishing the desired impact of MIP at the initial implementation stage presented here.

Availability and implementation: The methods presented here are implemented in THESEUS 2.0, a program for superpositioning macromolecular structures.

Our implementation of the ideas presented here in the first author's RIEMANN framework essentially permits any serial, uniform grid, stencil-based Fortran code to be turned into a parallel AMR code.

The implementation of the method presented here is freely available from our website (http://bio.informatik.uni-jena.de/software/) as version 3.0 of the SIRIUS framework for MS and MS/MS analysis.