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We assume that the information provided for the Agent term drives the generation process and, if necessary, will overlap any conflicting information provided by the other terms.
The root cause of the damage is identified through multiple numerical simulations and recommendations are provided for the long-term rehabilitation and preservation of the structure.
The related Disease Ontology terms are also provided for the mapped DO term.
Closed form solution has been provided for the MF in terms of adsorption coefficient, system dimensions, grain size, flow rate and void fluctuation exponent.
With respect to the terms provided for the most likely diagnosis, the Cohen's κ was 0.06 and 0.002 for case 1 and 2, respectively.
In the first case, 9 different terms were provided for the most likely diagnosis, and in the second case, 11 different terms were provided for the most likely diagnosis.
AmiGO [ 32 ] output (showing enrichment of specific GO terms) is provided for the three GO catgories in three respective worksheets.
The US government must be pressured to provide for the long-term healthcare needs of the wounded survivors and must compensate the families of the deceased.
Let's remember that bankers should never succumb to what is trendy or fashionable or convenient but should instead focus on what is sustainable and in the interest of providing for the long-term good of their customers.
UNICEF is also offering training to the locally hired staff, as well as to the community volunteers who will provide for the long-term needs of the affected children.
8 The CSC concept postulates that a small population of CSC provide for the long-term maintenance of the tumor, whereas the bulk of the tumor consists of rapidly proliferating and differentiated (albeit aberrantly or only partially differentiated) cells.
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