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These measures are contained in the so-called "Milk Package," which takes a longer-term perspective and aims to orient the strategies for the dairy sector towards the market.

Such an interpretation appears to provide a natural home for the metaphysical package which takes quantum objects to be individuals (see, for example, Brown et al. 1999) and, indeed, a form of PII(1) can now be defended against the above conclusion.

For Profile HMM – profile HMM comparison, we used HHsearch of the HHpred package, which takes the MURF1 sequence as input and searches against NRDB using PSI-BLAST [ 15].

We used the MatrixREDUCE program from the REDUCE Suite software package, which takes as inputs the nucleotide sequences and RBP binding log2-ratios for all mRNAs.

Accurate identification of significant anxiety and depression as soon as possible following a cardiac event is essential in order to facilitate delivery of an effective and comprehensive treatment package which takes into account psychological as well as coronary disease symptoms [ 10].

Much of the rest of the package, which took nearly a month to negotiate, consists of commitments by Argentine and international private banks, which have pledged to maintain credit lines, extend new loans or exchange debt.

In January 1995, two weeks into the financial crisis, the masters of American finance capital -- Alan Greenspan and Robert Rubin, then in his first few days as treasury secretary -- put together a $40 billion rescue package, which took shape in meetings of the Federal Open Market Committee.

The superposition of the ligands was performed with the tool Pharmacophore Elucidation (MOE-package), which takes all conformations of the ligands into account.

I also really enjoyed the packaging which took me back to when MTV defined "cool" and actually played videos.

The most comprehensive tool we are aware of is the BIBI software package [36], which takes new sequences, identifies similar sequences in a database using BLASTN and then generates a new multiple sequence alignment and then produces phylogenetic trees from the alignment.

Endgame: Syria was built using the accessible development package GameMaker, which takes out a lot of the programming slog and allows very rapid prototyping – Rawlings' game represents around two weeks' work.