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Effectively, the biologically realistic properties of the Bcd gradient achieved in our simulations are dependent only on three relevant parameters: the diffusion constant of free Bcd molecules in the cytoplasm, the degradation rate of Bcd molecules, and the fraction of bound to free Bcd molecules at nuclear cycle 10 (see above; also see Eq. 2).

In order to define a process with high yields and reduced time for the expression of the recombinant protein pneumolysin in its soluble form, we assessed the effects of eight variables related to medium composition and induction conditions on three relevant responses (cell growth, biological activity and productivity of rPly) in bench scale.

Regarding the results of the reviewed studies, this approach seems more than justified - it has yet to be shown that training practitioners alone yields significant symptom changes; however, this conclusion is only based on three relevant studies that themselves are highly diverse.

The main purpose of this article is to propose recommendations to the processes of post-disaster recovery in development countries, focusing on housing recovery, based on the analysis of three relevant experiences in the American continent.

In this work, a parametric study on the effect of three relevant parameters (i.e. guy pretension, structural damping, mast stiffness) on a guyed mast is carried out.

The approach is applied on two relevant cases.

This system was developed on two relevant levels interconnected in a hierarchical control structure.

Based on two relevant load cases, out-of-plane bending and in-plane shear, the connection performance is investigated both for short and long-term durations.

After careful analysis of the AE signal using a statistical treatment, and based on five relevant AE parameters (rise time, duration, amplitude, absolute energy, maximum frequency), we could separate various groups of AE signals occurring at the aluminum electrode.

The approach is shown to work at least on two relevant case studies, so that a significant generality can be inferred from it, being able to reproduce the relevant parts of the system's behaviour and paving the way to control design and synthesis.

Focusing on two relevant analytical methods for live-cell monitoring, we discuss the current challenges of analyzing living 3D samples: microscopy, which is the most widely used technology to observe and examine cell cultures, has been successfully adapted for 3D samples by recording of so-called "z-stacks".