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Moreover, this flexibility brought by the modular conception also allows to capitalize on the previous developments by incremental update of the simulation framework and makes it sustainable in time.

The algorithm is build up based on the previous developments reported in (Brdys et al., 1995, 1996, 1999) It is tailored to systems with constant in time pipe flows ratio.

This work builds further upon the previous development of a semiphysiological model for neutropenia, the major dose-limiting toxicity of eribulin, 8 and second on the previous development of a DPCO model for patients with castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC) treated with eribulin, which related prostate-specific antigen (PSA) dynamics to overall survival (companion article).

Crucially, both new standards draw on previous developments by NIST, including SP 800-145 [5] which has provided the primary dataset for this study.

This policy itself built on previous developments.

This approach, based on previous developments in QRS detection, 7 8 consists of two stages.

For example Wooten et al. [ 14] reported a custom-made system to safely and routinely produce Zr with high radionuclidic purity (>99.99%) and satisfactory effective specific activity (5 353 mCi ·μmol−1 (0.01%–0.88% of theoretical specific activity)) based on previous developments in separation and purification techniques [ 9– 15, 15].

He modelled Wentworth on a previous development that had helped make his fortune at the beginning of the century.

Based on their previous development of logic gates, Qian and his colleagues were able to construct Boolean logical circuits and other circuits which could store memories.

The reclamation plan, in contrast to previous developments on reclaimed seabed, makes intensive use of underground space, or in this case space below mean sea level.

Here, we determined metabolic properties of the CR.pIX cell line to complement previous developments on scalable vaccine production processes in chemically defined media.