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We have implemented a procedure that propagates the sharedness information along reference chains whenever an update happens (via PUTFIELD and PUTSTATIC) to a variable that was marked as shared.

In an effort to maximise the area of patellar footprint coverage and minimise the complication of patellar fracture, we developed a procedure that implemented the double-pulley suture anchors technique.

Therefore, we implemented a new procedure that specifies, during the single-link clustering step, if a chain of matches is fully included within another one, as is often the case with non-autonomous TEs with respect to their autonomous counterparts.

The program implements a statistical procedure that has been designed in two steps: the first step estimates a common-mode harmonic signal using a least-squares model while the second step validates the solution through a series of statistical tests.

Exploiting the Markovian property of white noise, DgPC [1] implements a restart procedure that allows us to expand solutions at future times in terms of orthogonal polynomials of the measure describing the solution at a given time and the future white noise.

As limitations on the amount of available RNA restricted our analysis study to a limited number of subjects in each phenotype, we used Bayesian Gene eXpression, BGX [76]-[78], whimplementsents a statistical procedure that works with minimal or no replicates in each phenotypic group.

Mugsy implements a new procedure that identifies LCBs.

Most importantly, implementing a safer procedure that reduces the odds of serious deleterious events should help the decision-making process to perform ex vivo gene therapy (Cavazzana-Calvo et al, 2004; Mavilio, 2012); this is particularly important in the case of transplanting young children, as is the goal in RDEB.

As a practical matter, we implement an estimation procedure that returns us to the traditional regression framework.

In Baze v. Rees, 553 U. S. 35, a plurality of this Court concluded that a State's refusal to alter its execution protocol could violate the Eighth Amendment only if an inmate first identified a "feasible, readily implemented" alternative procedure that would "significantly reduce a substantial risk of severe pain". Id., at 52.

Conversely, if the candidate variables have VIFs equal to or greater than 10, it is necessary to implement a stepwise procedure that, first, excludes the candidate variable with the highest VIF and, second, repeats the same process until none of the variables has a VIF equal to or greater than 10.