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It is hoped that the careful illustration and description of the brass pigment degradation presented here will serve as a comparing reference in future case studies.

Mitt Romney was absent from the event, allowing it to serve as a compare-and-contrast session for those in the anyone-but-Romney camp.

City Ballet's program, called "All Russian," could serve as a compare-and-contrast exercise in how Russian (and Ukrainian) artists of pre-Soviet, Soviet and post-Soviet eras contributed to ballets made here in New York.

And it could serve as a yardstick for comparing the performance of private plans and for testing innovative coverage schemes.

There is a need to develop metrics that quantify the complexity of a system that can serve as a means for comparing alternative architecture at the design stage.

The complexity exponent of existing MIMO-MAC DMT optimal codes [26, 32, 36] is also given to further motivate our design objectives that are presented in Section 3 and to serve as a baseline for comparing the complexity of the first proposed scheme given in Section 4. The first scheme is based on a simple time sharing among pairs of helpers, when n t =1, n r =2 and K≥2.

However, this examination of the cytokine profile induced by an Ad5-HIV-1 vaccine may serve as a benchmark for comparing future vaccine candidates.

These data can serve as a baseline for comparing subject data and for collecting further information.

There was no international standardized questionnaire on breast cancer knowledge available and this may serve as a limitation in comparing our findings with other studies.

In addition, we envision that MIRACLE could serve as a framework for comparing the performance of various methods for RPPA data processing.

Although the human curated gene sets are still imperfect and subject to errors, they serve as a basis for comparing between different synteny search tools including SynFind.