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Structural fire engineering (SFE) is a relatively new interdisciplinary subject, which requires a comprehensive knowledge of heat transfer, fire dynamics and structural analysis.

A novel intensity-based non-rigid 2D 3D registration algorithm is then presented to iteratively fit the 3D B-spline-based SDM to the 2D X-ray images of an unseen subject, which requires a computationally expensive inversion of the instantiated deformation in each iteration.

Drug-resistant tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment is a highly specialised and technical subject which requires continued patient follow-up.

The drug-resistant tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment remains a highly specialised and technical subject which requires continued patient follow-up.

Seminar participation is essential for passing some courses, but even if it isn't, philosophy is a subject which requires you to actually practice thinking about the topics studied, and to do that you need to try and discuss your intuitions and reason in a collective seminar setting.

Data were de-identified by the non-affiliated data center prior to the time in which the researchers on this project received the data files, therefore this study was deemed a non-human subjects study which required no patient informed consent.

4. From the control subjects with genotype (AA), the calculated number (c T ) of subjects which required genotype reclassification were randomly sampled (equal likelihood of selection, without replacement).

One way open for citizens to take back control of their data, said Mr Killock, is to apply for a Subject Access Request, which requires firms to hand over all the personal data they have stored on an individual.

Afterwards, the NHFPC promulgated the Ethical review of biomedical research involving human subjects in 2007, which requires IRB review for all biomedical research involving human subjects and their informed consent.

This process is subject to national procurement legislation which requires the CCGs to enable both NGS and independent [private] providers to compete".

It's hard, after all, to subject people to simulated violence while taking a brain scan, which requires subjects to remain nearly immobile inside an unwieldy machine creating a magnetic field.