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This study emphasizes a shift from generating scores to generating profiles.

The EP&L can already serve as an important tool to help this shift in commerce, from generating profits with collateral damages to profits with collateral benefits.

Recent publications have demonstrated a shift in focus from generating exhaustive tissue and blood miRNA screens (see online supplementary table S1) to carefully designed functional experiments that elaborate actions of individual miRNAs in known pathogenetic pathways in IBD as implicated by GWAS.

But, he adds: "The agile practices have to be adapted, shifting the focus somewhat from generating stuff to learning about what customers will want.

Initially, breeding pairs of a specific GEMM are required for derivation of ESCs, but once this is accomplished the emphasis will shift towards generating chimeric animals from GEMM-ESCs carrying various additional modifications.

For static molecules, the second gradient pulse will be able to compensate the phase shift produced by the first one; no additional shift is generated from movement.

Δλ is the wavelength shift from the initial generated peak wavelengths with a pump power of 40 mW.

The phenomena possibly originated from blue shift generated by the intramolecular charge transfer (ICT) transition.

To prevent double counting of flight personnel who may be exposed to shift-work patterns and ionising radiation, the 1979 UK LFS flight personnel numbers were subtracted from the shift-work numbers generating a conservative estimate of 387 045 female (non-flight personnel) night-time workers.

The shift from large conventional generating units to smaller-scale plants converting renewable energy sources (RES), such as wind and solar radiation, in electrical energy, is leading to new challenges for grid operators.

Auditory processing capabilities develop rapidly between postnatal days P10 P16, catalyzed by the opening of the ear canals (~P12) and the associated shift from intrinsically to extrinsically generated patterns of electrical activity [ 2– 5].