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The in silico validation of NumtS was based on a merging protocol carried out using the Galaxy package available at http://main.g2.bx.psu.edu/.

The ability to use existing software developed for X-ray crystallography makes it straightforward to use more sophisticated integration, scaling and merging protocols.

An example of the LBPS-Merge protocol for illustration purpose is displayed in Fig. 2.

The EU pushed strongly for a single protocol approach, in which the content of the 'Ad-hoc Working Group on Long-term Cooperative Action' (and-LCA) and the 'Ad Hoc Working Group on Further Commitments for Annex I Parties under the Kyoto Protocol' (AWG-KP) would merge towards one legally binding protocol.

Here, members of the two panels were merged into one protocol specification group.

The four set clean reads of the two species were de novo assembled with the "Trinity" program (v2012-10-05) afollowinged following the protocol documented in [ 45] with the min_kmer_cov set to 2 and all other parameters set default.

If such a transfer cannot be prevented by legal means, the only remedy for this problem is a second trusted party E. E supersedes the recipient D in the protocol, merges the files DB a and DB b in his place, and pertubates the merged data file using disclosure control algorithms.

The methodology proposed merges a protocol analysis for human factors assessment and an immersive virtual simulation where immersive serviceability simulations can be used during design phases.

This is further illustrated by the fact that "obvious next steps" have not been implemented, such as merging the IASB and IGSC protocols into a single standard or completing an open source archive where companies can share data and judgments about which DNA sequences constitute threats Maurer (2012, p. 8).

However, a reprobing protocol recently developed for lepidopteran material [30] enabled us to merge results obtained on the same chromosome from several experiments and greatly accelerated the delineation of the second lepidopteran karyotype.

Root superfamilies (Root SFs) are the end product of the clustering protocol for merging nested families and subfamilies (Fig.  1a).