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The integer linear programming, constraint satisfaction, and other emerging algorithm based set covering problem solutions have been described as relevant for generating a cover set of classifiers for the models.

Slug is also more relevant for generating breast cancer cells with cancer cell phenotype than Snail.

Slug has also been reported to be more relevant for generating breast cancer cells with cancer stem cell phenotype than Snail (31).

Signal processing is performed in two different modes: i) real-time processing that provides information relevant for generating immediate feedback to the infant based on his/her activity and ii) post-processing of data that allows more detailed off-line analysis of the infant's behaviour.

This work extends the approach of the rate law generator SBML_squeezer (Dräger et al., 2008) to translate rate equations to L a TEX summaries currently for SBML up to Level 2 Version 1 that includes information relevant for generated rate laws, e.g. global parameters, species and compartments.

We conclude that hEPI-NCSCs are a biologically relevant source for generating large and highly pure populations of human Schwann cells.

These TLO "movement" events appear to involve a nonreciprocal recombination mechanism that occurs frequently, suggesting that TLO repertoires change frequently and most likely provide a biologically relevant mechanism for generating genetic diversity in C. albicans.

In a trend there are always some elements or points of interest that are more relevant than others for generating a relevant final description.

This finding suggests that processing by coexisting proteases might be a relevant physiological process for generating peptides that contribute to the in vivo mucosal defense role of cLZ.

Normalizing the perspectives of the parties assumes that there is one stable point of view that has all of the relevant information necessary for generating a stable and determinate set of social rules.

Bates' heavily redacted opinion suggests that the collection of the internet and email metadata from Americans in bulk provided only minimal relevant information to FBI for generating terrorism investigation leads, the entire purpose of the program.