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Mr. Volcker, who has been one of the chief advocates for overhauling financial regulations, said the bill approved by the Senate Banking Committee represented a "framework for getting agreement this year".

The GCI can be populated with heritable risk information of any type, and thus represents a framework for CNCD pre-symptomatic risk assessment that can be populated as additional risk information is identified through next-generation technologies.

The ISS also represents a framework for monitoring long-term changes in the frequency and circumstances of injury.

A classification system represents a framework for the interpretation of clinical observations, and for example, DSM and ICD provide explicit criteria to be fulfilled.

The dataset and analysis presented here represent a framework for studying how cells communicate and act together to produce the organ that defines and sustains all mammals.

Additional File 3 summarises innovations in the evolutionary time-line that are relevant to the construction of a senescence program integrated into plant development and adaptation, and represents a framework for the discussion that follows.

The karyotype plasticity and CNV found in T. cruzi could also represent a framework for the natural selection of favorable phenotypes, such as higher expression of virulence-factors and increased diversity, resulting in an enhanced adaptability of the parasite [ 8, 44].

The results of this study bridge the gap between the within-patient and the inter-patients (i.e. world-wide) evolutionary processes during HIV infection and may represent a framework relevant for modeling vaccination and therapy.

As will be shown in this study, the couple system of interaction integral method and XFEM is represented a useful framework for evaluating fracture parameters in an anisotropic non-homogenous medium such as transversely isotropic FGMs.

Our 'systems-based model' represents a novel framework for studying host-microbe interactions, provides a theoretical basis for further experimental validations, and can also be applied to the study of other complex processes such as diseases.

A simple decision-making model represents a theoretical framework for a tool comprising two sets of ecological indicators.