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A modular and hierarchical modeling methodology has allowed a graphical modeling development.

This methodology has allowed for a rigorous statistical evaluation of potential departures from additive interactions in endocrine active mixtures.

The application of 10 years experience of controller implementation and commissioning combined with a modern and efficient modelling and design methodology has allowed an unprecedented fast and easy commissioning of the new system.

Rasch methodology has allowed performing a short questionnaire composed of 17 items able to measure HEN-related HRQoL irrespective of the patients' underlying disease and the route of administration.

The third step, finally, always through the same query inferential methodology has allowed to switch from the maps of geographical regions characterized by homogeneity of features to the maps of the risks and environmental pressures (Fig. 7).

Although the synthesis of many such compounds was once considered nearly impossible, aldol methodology has allowed their efficient synthesis in many cases.

Changes to the ABC's methodology have allowed the MEN to reverse a period of declines in its headline circulation figure by combining paid-for and free copies.

In addition, recent advances in the NMR instrumentation and methodology have allowed to overcome problems relating to macromolecule size and have made NMR a very feasible technique also for the investigation of highly dynamic, partially inhomogeneous molecules and heterogeneous complexes.

Recent advances in methodology have allowed us, for the first time, to appreciate how mycolactone concentration changes in MU infections in experimental animal models and in human patients.

The employment of recent advances in high throughput profiling methodologies has allowed the system-level characterization of C. reinhardtii at transcriptomic [ 11, 15, 33], proteomic, and metabolomic levels [ 19, 21, 34].

The ability to manipulate genes through cloning and expression methodologies have allowed for the development of novel chimeric receptors to selectively target cancer when introduced into immune cells.