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Hydration status and even pregnancy can also affect test values, which is why the formal biological-passport program, which was implemented in track and field in 2009, dishes out suspensions only after the results have been vetted by three independent experts who have access to additional information, such as the athlete's training and competition schedule.

The new model solution can be implemented in particle tracking or random walk software in order to solve two-dimensional nonequilibrium solute transport in groundwater.

Among these delay components, the initial delay that consists of the hardware response, discrete sampling, etc. depends on the hardware structure of the sensor nodes, while three other elements (wake-up, aggregation, and multi-hop) depend mainly on the communication protocol implemented in the tracking system.

Genomic sequences from 46 placental mammals were aligned to the human reference delimited by forward and reverse primers using a Threaded Blockset Aligner [ 27] as implemented in the conservation track of the UCSC Genome Browser [ 28].

Both systematic and random errors, arising as a natural process during fabrication, are implemented in the beam tracking study.

The CPE has been implemented in a fast-track mode, as it was to feed into the preparation of the draft Country Programme Document (CPD), which had to be completed by the end of the first quarter of 2005.

The vehicle-track model will be implemented in VAMPIRE, while the track vertical and lateral stiffness are calculated using an auxiliary FEM model calibrated from experimental data.

Finally, we subscribed to RSS (real simple syndication) feeds corresponding to each of the search strategies that we had devised and implemented in online databases to track new studies published after we completed the literature review.

The WHOQOL-AGE has been shown to be a short, robust instrument that can be readily implemented in population surveys to track QOL in older adults and assess the relationship between health, QOL and their determinants, as well as to measure the impact of interventions.

In practice, dispersion-based methods have been most often implemented in various commercial eye-tracking software, such as Tobii Clearview (described in Nyström & Holmqvist, 2010).

In Germany, a nationwide newborn hearing screening programme was implemented in 2009, but a tracking system covering the whole country was not considered.