Mann's output exemplifies a primary strain of neo-noir, in which classic themes and tropes are revisited in a contemporary setting with an up-to-date visual style and rock- or hip hop based musical soundtrack.
It is this reasoning that has led to the development of more qualitative tools of assessment of published outputs, exemplified by the Faculty of 1000 F10000) – an online service where a selected group ('Faculty') of leading researchers and clinicians highlight and evaluate what they consider to be the most important articles emerging in biology and medicine (http://www.facultyof1000.com/).
Functional deficits of any one of the classical components of glucose-sensing cells (e.g. KATP, GLUT2 and GCK) engender dysfunctional output, as exemplified for pancreatic beta cells and type 2 diabetes [ 30, 49, 50].
Impacts of mutually concealed uncertainties on model performance and model outputs are exemplified in two data sparse semi-arid catchments in Ethiopia.
The simulation also outputs concentration-time data (exemplified in Figure 1 c where uncertainty is indicated by percentiles), and such information may be a useful complement to the dose distributions.
As a result, his musical identity isn't easy to pin down; affording him a degree of freedom exemplified by his output, and the bookings he gets.
Once the required parameters are submitted to generate decoy glycopeptides, GPE will present the result page where 20 output decoys are listed, as exemplified in Figure 1B.
Fractionation mutagenesis is exemplified in the GEvo blastn output graphic of figure 3, where the query is Arabidopsis At1G75520, a particularly CNS-extensive gene encoding a RING zinc finger protein of SHI-type.
The formalization of processes and outputs in the managerial configuration are best exemplified in Capgemini's "I3" transformation program.
Before the inception of fault, all the outputs of the fault detector and classifier are low (zero) and after some time of occurrence the fault, the outputs of ANN based classifier in the phase "A" and ground "G" goes high at 294 ms and 293 ms time rspectively and other outputs remains low (zero) and unaffected as exemplified in Fig. 13.
