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A full system analysis is often too computationally expensive, so normally only individual subcomponents of the structure are extracted and analysed.

The versatile tool presented and described in this work is a suitable and powerful platform for a broad variety of multidisciplinary studies ranging from specific low-level studies related to individual subcomponents of the network and its associated algorithms and protocols, to e2e testing of services and user applications at the application level.

However, the developmental patterns based on the individual subcomponents of the middle auditory responses in healthy children with MEG has yet to be empirically demonstrated.

The evolution of individual subcomponents of complex behavior has previously been described for tunnel burrowing behavior in beach mice, raising the possibility that modularity of behavioral subcomponents enhances behavioral adaptability [ 53].

The individual subcomponents of the FSDC including measurements for pain, fatigue, cognitive problems, awakening unrefreshed from sleep, and symptoms of abdominal pain, depression and headache were correlated with measurements of pain (pain VAS, MPQ, PDI, Body Map and FIQ pain), and fatigue, restfulness, and depression as measured by the FIQ (Table  3).

We used linear regression to model change in PAEE and fitness (both per unit FFM), and total body movement ([total counts per day]/1,000, adjusted for monitored time), against individual subcomponents of the clustered metabolic risk score at follow-up (waist circumference, blood pressure, fasting triacylglycerol, insulin and glucose, and the inverse of HDL-cholesterol).

While advances in cryo electron tomography of unstained specimens provide new opportunities for identification and molecular averaging of individual subcomponents such as the surface glycoprotein spikes on purified viruses, electron tomography of stained and plunge-frozen cells is being used to visualize the cellular context of viral entry and replication.

In many cases, the overall model is composed of individual subcomponents each describing different pharmacological interactions integrated either within the same scale or across multiple scales.

The role individual EFs, or subcomponents of self-regulation, play in foraging should be measured for this purpose.

We also reviewed all questions to determine the proportion of those who answered "yes/no" or "don't know" for all subcomponents of an individual question.

Others have focused on quantifying the frequencies of subcomponents of isoforms, such as individual exons (Kakaradov et al., 2012; Katz et al., 2010).