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We present these two schedules and provide a detailed example for each schedule.

We describe the SCA approach and provide a detailed example as a proof of concept of its use for the analysis of nurse handoff communication in a medical intensive care unit.

To illustrate these points, we provide a detailed example of the conditions and solution of copy number inference for a mixture of a tumor subclone component with its matched stromal component.

Since private alleles have proven useful in investigating population structure and migration patterns (Calafell et al., 1998; Neel and Thompson, 1978; Schroeder et al., 2007), we now provide a detailed example to illustrate various ways in which our generalized private allelic richness approach can be used in data analysis.

In this paper we present a case study which contrasts the Ontario media's response to adjuvant trastuzumab with other anti-cancer agents to provide a detailed example of how one of these external factors (i.e. media coverage) may influence decision-making bodies.

Section 3 includes a discussion of philosophically interesting aspects, and Section 4 provides a detailed example and further reading.

Likewise, Miller and Farnsworth (2015) from the C&FM division of Brigham Young University, USA provided a detailed example of an introductory course integrating BIM for C&FM students.

It provides a detailed example of an assessment in a brewery in the excel tool developed to assist in the application of the UN DSD EMA approach.

This article provides a detailed example of a model of transition for cystic fibrosis services to encourage practice and evaluation of provision.

The goal of this article is to enhance understanding of the integration of sustainability into software engineering education, by providing a detailed example of a master course in which this took place.

The first provides a detailed example of the ways in which economic, technological, and scientific processes interact, thus contributing to the view that sees technology and science, not as exogenous forces driving economic change, but as endogenous processes in that change.