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The encouraging comparisons between numerical results and ANN PSPICE simulations have indicated that the developed ANN subcircuit representation particularly suitable to be incorporated in SPICE-like tools for nanoscale CMOS circuits simulation.

The model, which is suitable to be incorporated into a building simulation program, includes sub-models for internal combustion engines and generators, electrical/thermal storage systems, and secondary system components (e.g. controllers), and is capable of simulating the performance of these systems in 15-min time steps.

Taking together, our results demonstrated that bioactive concentrations of S. officinalis oils do not affect mammalian macrophages and keratinocytes viability making them suitable to be incorporated in skin care formulations for cosmetic and pharmaceutical purposes.

These findings demonstrated that bioactive concentrations of S. officinalis oils do not affect mammalian macrophages and keratinocytes viability making them suitable to be incorporated in skin care formulations for cosmetic and pharmaceutical purposes.

The sliding mode control paradigm reveals this ability which make it a suitable candidate to be incorporated in the irrigation canal control loop.

Certain features are to be incorporated in the design, and precautionary methods should be taken while fabricating the mild steel equipment suitable for rubber lining application.

The need to maintain a continuous provision of suitable microclimates should be incorporated into future management plans for the savanna (Rice and Emery 2003; Harris et al. 2006).

Since the descriptors incorporated into the models do not require preprocessing of the predicted chemical structure, the ensemble is particularly suitable to be applied in virtual screening campaigns of large chemical libraries in a highly efficient manner.

The proposed segmentation with three level thresholding along with the features extracted can be incorporated to any suitable classification architecture to detect pulmonary nodules with better accuracy.

Although various tactile feedback or "sensory substitution" schemes (e.g., [ 2– 6]) may be used to provide feedback to the surgeon about these forces to help prevent potential tissue damage in freehand or robotic assisted surgery, a suitable force sensor (FS) must be incorporated into the surgical tools.

With the identification of suitable existing services the UMS could be incorporated into - and the proviso that the chart would need to be self-populating to some degree - most GPs and pharmacists thought that providing patients with a UMS chart could be feasible, acceptable and beneficial to patients.