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The studies deploy a configurable system called Colored Trails (CT) that generates a family of games.

Most of these studies deploy a traditional pretest-posttest design in which students usually do a paper-based test (pretest) then play the simulation or game and subsequently do a second paper-based test (posttest).

These studies deploy different types of microarrays on species with varying levels of divergence, and these experimental variables influence the potential for technical bias.

In neuroimaging studies, deploying various different methods (e.g. functional magnetic resonance imaging, positron emission tomography, source localisation of electroencephalography data), enhanced brain activity for synaesthesia has been reported in ventral-occipital colour areas [9] [13] and in left parietal cortex [10], [11], [13] [15].

Further studies, deploying more detailed patient histories, are needed to investigate this further.

Irrespective of the ecosystem studied, the vast majority of the studies deployed the 454 pyrosequencing platform, although Illumina-based studies are in the increase.

Functional studies deploying mixtures of clonally expanded metastases and/or primary tumor derived subpopulations in immunodeficient mice might be suited to further investigate the biological principles in an appropriate environment.

This echo time is both short compared with the T2* of gray matter at 4 T (∼40 ms for these voxel sizes; Robinson et al. 2009) and comparable with the values used in similar studies deploying ASL sequences with EPI readouts (e.g., at 3 T of 22 ms, Stefanovic et al. 2004; 23 ms, Chiarelli et al. 2007; 25 ms, Chen and Pike 2009; and 27 ms, Luh et al. 1999; at 4 T of 26 ms, Uludag et al. 2004).

None of the analyzed NRENs in our Foresight study deploy services related with Big Data.

Our study deployed a natural product-inspired molecular probe strategy to address this longstanding problem.

The architecture was evaluated on a medium-size service-oriented case study, deployed on a resource-constrained device.