Conventional predictive controller design approach has been partially modified in conjunction with disturbance identification strategy.
In addition, 4 bases of the intron sequence were modified in conjunction with the loop.
We have used a method based on one described by Hornung and Reed [ 40] and modified in conjunction with scientists from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to reduce overestimation when summing many individual congeners for which few of the samples are detectable.
Scrutiny of the types of genes gained, lost or modified in conjunction with other experimental evidence provides some clues regarding the nature of the niche environment in which the M. ulcerans MRCA was able to flourish and in which today's isolates still survive.
This result raised the possibility that the composition of metabolites in this pathway could be modified further in conjunction with the increased flux obtained with crtB.
Only compounding of the modified silicate in conjunction with iPP-g-MA afforded exfoliation and dispersion of individual silicate layers, encapsulated in an iPP-g-MA shell, within the polypropylene matrix.
The review article discusses new developments in the usage of antibodies and their modified forms in conjunction with probes of various imaging modalities such as nuclear imaging, optical imaging, ultrasound, MRI, SERS and nanoshells in preclinical and clinical studies on the diagnosis, prognosis and therapeutic responses of cancer.
Regardless of whether regulation of embryo-maternal interactions via miRNA/isomiR action is crucial or unique mechanism during early pregnancy, identification of miRNAs and their modified counterparts in conjunction with indication of their possible role can advance our understanding of the mechanism underlying maternal recognition of pregnancy and embryo implantation in mammals.
The ability to quickly modify CCS resources in conjunction with the efficiency of the MCS algorithm's convergence allows for quick and easy design of highly reliable and highly utilized CCSs.
Physical therapy techniques including motor retraining, manual and electrophysical therapies such as non-invasive brain stimulation [ 36, 44], have been shown to modify cortical changes in conjunction with reduced pain and/or improved physical function in musculoskeletal conditions [ 45, 46].
A modified variational principle in conjunction with a multi-segment partitioning technique is employed to derive the formulation based on the first-order shear deformation theory.
