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The latter has been previously implemented by the authors [1] for the incompressible Navier Stokes equations in conjunction with the artificial-compressibility method and forms the basis for investigating the current AS approach.

Notably, the double knockout predicted by our method was previously implemented by [43] and was shown to be able to grow on rich media, though, its ability of grow on a media containing only glucose and indole was not tested.

This paper adopts the methodology suggested by Kaplan and Cooper [ 13], which has been previously implemented by Canby [ 21] and Roybal et al. [ 19], to name a couple.

To determine differential expression of proteins, we used the moderated t-statistics as used, as previously implemented by Smyth (Smyth and Speed 2003).

To this end, the Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Humanitarian Crises Research Priority Setting (MH-SET) project was initiated in 2008 using a consensus-building methodology previously implemented by the Child Health and Nutrition Research Initiative CHNRII).

To evaluate epithelial and stromal POSTN expression, we used the immuno-reactive score (IRS) as previously implemented by Tischler et al. [ 16], based on the intensity of immune staining and the quantity of stained cells.

The organization had previously implemented HTTPS by default back in 2013, but the move at the time only affected logged-in users to Wikimedia project websites, including Wikipedia.

Forward simulations using the SEM on the K computer have been previously implemented for global modeling by Tsuboi et al. (2016).

Some have a fast clinical introduction, taking over the field already occupied by previously implemented methods such as: cyclotron produced 99mTc over previous molybdenum generator supplied 99mTc; 89Zr over 64Cu in antibody labeling mostly due to a better suited half-life and no enrichment.

The estimation of the level of concordance among predictions is provided through two alternative "uniformity scores", similar to our percentage of concordance, previously implemented in MToolBox and now replaced by the disease scores here reported.

The survey used in this study was developed by the authors with consideration of previously implemented instruments that examined practice patterns among chiropractors [ 21- 24].