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Also, in expediting the use of an e-M strategy for the maintenance of machines used in manufacturing industries, Lee et al. (2006) proposed the relevant diagnostic and prognostic tools required for up-to-date assessment and prediction of the performance of machines used in manufacturing industries.

Therefore, we associated SRF and ZNF350 with these cellular functions through our analysis and proposed the relevant regulatory relationships in detail.

Geographical information system (GIS) data on landscape features and land use were collected to predict bryophyte diversity and conservation value in order to determine the factors that favour bryophytes at a large geographical scale and propose the relevant conservation measures.

In order to validate the proposed classification method, numerical tests are performed by referring to the behavioural characteristics of numerous architectures proposed in the relevant literature.

An alternative model based on the nonviscous damping (NVD) model, but with a limited number of additional degrees of freedom, is proposed, and the relevant equations are derived.

Such a generalization was offered by Hull (1980 , 1981 , 1988 who proposed that the relevant notion is "interactor" rather than "vehicle", as interactors are causal and active while vehicles are passive entities.

Many solutions have been proposed in the relevant literature to overcome the spectral leakage problems by using DFT-based methods or parametric methods, such as Prony and Estimation of Signal Parameters by Rotational Invariance Technique (ESPRIT) [24-30].

An octahedral stress intensity is proposed as the relevant driving force for crack growth which determines the fatigue crack growth plane in nickel-base single crystals at room temperature.

A transitional phase for the full integration of the Greek Intraday and Balancing Markets is proposed, considering the relevant evolutions in the wholesale markets of Greece's neighboring countries.

"Percentile exceedance" values for the daily photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) integral are proposed as the relevant design criteria, and a method is presented for using these data to determine the target supplementary light level in a greenhouse.

Smith proposed that the relevant documents be examined jointly by two judges, one British and one Rhodesian, but Johnston refused this.