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This technique, known as genomic-relatedness-matrix restricted maximum likelihood (GREML; Benjamin et al. 2012), is implemented, for example, in the software package GCTA (Genome-wide Complex Trait Analysis; Yang et al. 2011).

The standard 1D H NMR approach for metabolite identification relies on overlaying a 1D H NMR spectra of pure metabolites one by one with the experimental 1D H NMR mixture spectrum, which is implemented, for example, in the Chenomx NMR Suite software (Edmonton, AB, Canada), which is one of the most commonly used commercial software packages in the field.

Not all of these have been implemented, for example, a requirement for large employers to publish payroll information, revealing differences in pay between male and female employees.

In theory, the 19-member ICANN board only ratifies the consensus, takes care of administration and makes sure that its decisions are implemented, for example, by signing contracts with domain-name registrars.

This mechanism can be implemented, for example in the WiMAX standards, using existing frame structure.

The panel shows substance criteria for which automated decision modules were implemented, for example for the assessment of the persistence, bioaccumulation and toxicity of the selected substance.

Once items are identified as functioning differentially (among the studied groups), substantive analysis should be implemented – for example, use of cultural or linguistic experts may be useful in shedding light on why DIF occurred.

There are many other massive storage technologies which could be implemented for example the Nordhavn 'green island' storage scheme near Copenhagen, but unfortunately effective development is almost non-existent at the present time.

All essential parts of the distance measure, i.e. the subtraction and the correlation of two inputs signals are implemented for example in circuits involved in motion detection [24].

38 In Europe, similar studies have been implemented, for example, the PROFILES registry in the Netherlands in 2011.

Ten "aspirational" features were identified; they require significant system changes before they can be implemented, for example availability and use of national clinical terminologies and unique patient identifiers.