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This was achieved by implementing a combination of a psychophysics procedure with a quantum light source that can generate single-photon states of light.

This article aims to evaluate the impacts of implementing a combination of strategies, designed to improve the bus transit service, on running time and passenger satisfaction.

HGTree is based on an explicit evolutionary method implementing a combination of parsimony20, neighbor-joining21, and maximum likelihood (ML 22 approaches to reconstruct and compare topologies of gene trees against corresponding 16S ribosomal RNA (rRNA) species (reference) trees (Fig. 1).

However, according to the integrated evaluation, the potential flooding risk under a longer rainfall duration could be well controlled by implementing a combination of low impact development practices of Rain Barrel (RB) + Pervious Concrete (PC) + Green Roof (GR).

This study helps transit planners and policy makers to better understand the effects of implementing a combination of strategies to improve running time and passenger's perception of these changes in service.

At the moment, Israel is implementing a combination of mandatory regulations, economic instruments and advisory measures in its handling of the agri-environment.

The proposed system implements a combination of fuzzy techniques in the image preprocessing part, which combine fuzzy filtering, followed by the fuzzy histogram equalisation and fuzzy edge detection.

Conclusions: Overall many countries have implemented a combination of legislations, regulations and policies for orphan drugs in the last two decades.

For image-based quantification we have implemented a combination of commercially available and custom-designed software to segment extracellular, cellular and vascular components of the BM (see Methods).

When Dempster's rule is used to implement a combination of evidence, all sources are considered equally reliable.

We implemented a combination of a Poisson sampling of the volume of interest (initially a sphere) and a basic relaxation scheme, based on the ideal distances between bubbles as derived by Glassner.