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In this section, to support the main results in our paper, some simulation figures are introduced.
Based on the observations from the proof-of-concept implementation, we extend WirelessHART services in this section to support deterministic and periodic downlink transmissions to allow actuators and safety protocols more efficiently.
KiMoSys also provides a number of applications (tools section) to support and speed up the first kinetic modeling steps for large-scale metabolic networks, including model network reduction and semi-automated kinetic rate equations generation.
There were two versions: the implicit (concise) patient decision aid involves individualised risk and benefit presentation and a section to support shared decision-making; the explicit (extended) patient decision aid additionally includes patients' elicited values for health and treatment states derived via standard gamble and analysed in a Markov decision analysis [ 23].
Table 1 summarises overall values obtained for different cross- and within-platform normalisation, including the variability criteria used in previous sections, to support the discussion on correlations.
All PHMRL staff were invested in the pandemic because contributions came from all laboratory sections to support the Virology Laboratory.
For instance, the section that focuses on primary stressors can act independently as a simple intervention to benefit couples coping with cancer, while also acting inter-dependently with other sections to support outcomes for couples.
Within each impact area in the Research Impact Framework, we also identified descriptive categories in the literature, discussed in following sections, to support and help standardise the development of research impact narratives to enable comparative analysis across projects.
For the benefit of the Deciphering the MEchanisms of Developmental Disorders (DMDD) project (3), we plan to generate additional atlas images of E14.5 sagittal sections, to support the phenotyping effort.
We responded to the criticism in [ 4, 5] with a rebuttal [ 3] using scanning electron microscopy and histological sectioning to support our original conclusion that diadematids have a siphonal groove and not a siphon.
5) The authors state that their PTBP2-KO lines display defects in the formation of axonal tracts, postnatal cortical expansion and synaptogenesis, but only show one or two sections to support the first two claims.
