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The behaviors recorded during the free play situations were scored with an observation instrument to assess generic parent child interaction, developed by Erickson, Sroufe and Egeland [ 24].

We constructed interaction signatures for 3733 human ingestible compounds covering 48,278 protein structures mapping to 2030 indications based on basic science methodologies to predict and analyze protein structure, function, and interactions developed by us and others.

B-Hordein could reduce the air water surface tension rapidly to ∼45 mN/m and form a solid-like network with high rheological elasticity and compressibility at interface, which could be a result of interactions developed by intermolecular β-sheets.

We apply the mathematical theory of gene interactions developed by Beerenwinkel et al. to a fitness landscape for Escherichia coli obtained by Elena and Lenski.

This course teaches the Getting More model of negotiation, a new process of human interaction developed over the past 25 years by Professor Stuart Diamond of The Wharton School and Penn Law School.

The 5-minute observation was the same as in the revised version of Elder-Child Interaction Analysis developed by Newman et al. [ 35] for the behavioural scale of intergenerational interactions and IEAS.

To calculate the thrust and torque on the cutterhead, a three-dimensional finite element model for a cutterhead-rock interaction is developed by considering dynamic effects, material failure and contact with friction.

The further elaborated discipline of reflexology, which seeks to analyze mind body interaction, was developed by a variety of philosophers and psychologists and was very influential in the early years of the Soviet Union (see below Developments in Russia and the Soviet Union).

The studies conducted on written text modification drew inspiration from Interaction Hypothesis developed by Long (1983a, 1983b, 1996).

Theoretical model of bridge vehicle interaction was developed by Green and Cebon [3] and Yang and Yau [4] within the limitations of linear dynamics.

One of the earliest realistic models of two-species interaction was developed by Nicholson and Bailey, who applied it to the parasitoid Encarsia formosa and the host Trialeurodes vaporariorum.