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The VR technique can also provide useful information in patients after surgery, such as, for example, for visualizing the results from endovascular aortic repair and the relationship between stent grafts and arterial vessels [21, 22].

Clearly the identification of combined mRNA, protein, and miRNA signatures for tumor entities such as, for example, for invasion or proliferation would facilitate the discovery of novel connections and biomarkers.

Endorsement of research posts for experts, who are attracted to the institution by the perspective of an international centre of excellence for women's health, such as, for example, for prenatal diagnostics, specialised gynaecology, senology and others in which the special profile of the Women's University Hospital is reflected.

This, however, is true for only a very few breeding organizations or CT service (research) units in the world so far – such as, for example, for sheep selection in Australia, New Zealand and United Kingdom (e.g. Lambe et al., 2008; Arthur et al., 2011, Bünger et al., 2011) or pig (and sheep) selection in Norway (e.g. Kvame et al., 2006; Kongsro et al., 2008; Gjerlaug-Enger et al., 2012).

At an international symposium held in May 2009 at ERI, the attendees decided to employ all applicable rules that had been previously defined for other CSEP experiments such as those, for example, for California.

To the extent that such laws are available (as for example for physical forces) the contribution of the various tendencies or dispositions can be determined even if they fail to be (completely) manifest.

Thus, the slope factor can covariate with other variables such as the intercept, (for example for a detailed description of LCGA and GMM see [ 73]).

That is, perception may depend on computationally very elaborate processes that are unavailable for other projects such as, for example, learning.

The sensitivity of different magnetic field detectors used for ULF MRI36,37, such as for example atomic magnetometers, is comparable to the already widely used SQUIDs.

In order that witnesses may be free to testify willingly, the law has traditionally afforded them the protection of certain privileges, such as, for example, immunity from suits for libel springing from their testimony.

Metal electrodeposition has recently attracted renewed interest in the context of the design of tailored nanomaterials for various applications, such as, for example, fuel cells and sensors.