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The hypothesis of this research was that a graph database (graph DB) architecture using SNOMED CT as the basis for the data model and subsequently modeling patient data upon the semantic core of SNOMED CT could exploit the full value of the terminology to enrich and support advanced data querying capability of patient data sets.
Though she says she was not as beautiful as her sister, she became a model and subsequently the star of swinging-60s London films.
The spinor slow-light setup we employ to realise the J-R model and subsequently observe the zero-mode is depicted in Fig. 2.
This assumption allows to simplify the numerical model and, subsequently, reduce the required computational cost.
An improved refrigerant mixture is designed with this model, and subsequently tested, showing increased specific cooling power.
An automated driver prototype has been developed using a self-organising fuzzy rule-based system (POPFNN-CRI(S)) to model and subsequently emulate human driving expertise.
Ultimately, all effective compounds must be tried in animal models and subsequently in man and these two stages remain the bottleneck in drug development.
The scaffolds were fabricated using Fused Deposition Modelling and subsequently incubated in phosphate buffered saline and simulated body fluid for up to 81 weeks.
Such surface physical phenomena correspond to two opposite nonlocal elasticity models and subsequently a new proposal for differential constitutive equation of nonlocal continuum theory is put forward.
The combination of a polyimide and a polyethylene oxide membrane as well as an amine-based absorption process is investigated, modeled, and subsequently optimized to minimize the required energy while keeping the loss of the reaction product at a minimum.
Design maps for the penetration resistance of cross-ply composites were constructed using these models and subsequently used to infer composite designs that maximise the penetration resistance for a user prescribed value of fibre strength.
