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I propose a revised version of the LBT that (1) adopts the CLF and (2) requires the percentiles of the distributions of X i and CLFM,i.

I propose a revised version of the LBT that (1) adopts the CLF and (2) requires the percentiles of the distributions of X i and CLFM,i.   5.

We propose a revised version of the Aβ binding model presented by Bamberger et al. Aβ inhibition of cGMP-dependent signaling requires CD47, but Aβ binding may depend more on the interaction with the scavenger receptor CD36, which is well known for its promiscuous binding to a variety of extracellular ligands (reviewed in [51]).

This paper proposes a revised version of a classical aircraft sizing methodology, based on statistical data available in the literature, with the objective of preliminary sizing an electric multi-rotor configuration, taking into account mission profile and a few performance requirements.

The Senate is now set to vote on three bills that have practically no chance of getting fifty-one votes: a repeal-only bill; the "repeal-and-replace" bill that McConnell originally proposed; and a revised version of the McConnell bill that includes an amendment from Ted Cruz, of Texas, which would allow insurers to sell cheap catastrophic-insurance policies outside of the Obamacare exchanges.

We proposed a framework (a revised version of which is illustrated in figure 1) for understanding diabetes-related stigma that hypothesised the features of diabetes and its management that may be the focus of this phenomenon, the sources and psychological mechanisms driving it, and the possible experiences and consequences of stigma.

The formation of such oligomers has been recently proposed [15] as a revised version of the Spirin hypothesis [69].

(A revised version of the proposed reforms was subsequently given assent.

Pisetsky and Lipsky proposed an autoadjuvant model for MPs as a revised version of the waste disposal hypothesis of SLE [ 34].

To improve the reliability of the anti-vibration (AV) glove test defined in the current standard, a revised version of the standard has been proposed.

Then, a revised version of the Lubliner criterion is proposed, which shows appropriate properties over a wide range of stress states often encountered in engineering structures, and the predicted failure envelopes fit well with experimental data.