The current count of active tools is 56 one-condition tools, 227 site-specific tools (13 of them created for California), and 24 dual-scatter plots.
The main purpose of developing an EM based, site-specific tool is the need to extend the modeling to all possible types of aircraft.
HOMD may serve as an example of a body site-specific tool for other communities.
The evaluation of another site-specific tool named "ASAP" (Advanced Screening for Active Protocols) from the Ohio State University Medical Center was published in 2012 [ 20].
When a site-specific tool is released, it replaces the general tool for that particular condition when a data set is analyzed using either the tool runner or the all-conditions tool.
The other false-negative case, affected with ornithine transcarbamylase deficiency, could have been detected by the site-specific tool for that condition, and it is possible that the resolution of both could have been aided by the measurement of glutamate and glutamine.
On the national level, nonprofit Enroll America runs a nationwide site with specific tools and resources for help in your search.
This study shows the potential of utilizing dynamic centrifuge tests as an experimental modeling tool for site specific SSI analyses of soil foundation NPP containment system.
Site specific recombinases are being developed as tools for "in vivo" genetic engineering because they can catalyse precise excision, integrations, inversions, or translocations of DNA between their distinct recognition target sites.
In addition, embedded communication capabilities, including Bluetooth, IEEE 802.11 and GPRS, allow local and remote users to access both gateway and remote data, as well as the Internet, and run site-specific management tools using authenticated smartphones.
As DSB-induced non-homologous end joining (NHEJ) creates deletions, TALENs and CRISPR are effective site-specific mutagenic tools.
