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The importance of bio-objectification as a process based on momentariness is clear here as both the temporariness of status and value premised upon contingently configured socio-technical alignments, and the perpetuity of recycling value and waste articulated by Waldby and Mitchell (2006), is apparent.

The algorithmic approach used for technical sequence alignments is somewhat unusual, avoiding the precalculated indexes often used in NGS alignments (Li and Homer, 2010).

Table  2 outlines why retinopathy screening was considered a "quick win" proposal, in line with the criteria for survival in the policy stream: technical feasibility, alignment with dominant values, and acceptability in light of future constraints.

The 'Training Needs Assessment (TNA) Study' was conducted as part of B2 activities within the project Technical Assistance for Alignment in Organ Donation Europe Aid/131052/D/SER/TR.

Knowledge and expertise shared by UNICEF aims at systems strengthening, policy advocacy and technical support in alignment of legal frameworks and policies with the CRC and CRPD.

'Simple' mode aligns each read against each technical sequence, using local alignment.

It does not represent the harmonization of laws and regulations, which is not necessary to allow for the alignment of technical requirements and for greater regulatory cooperation.

Reads from the PrCa sample were trimmed to 50 bp from 75 bp to meet technical limitations of the alignment program.

A number of factors have been identified as influencing total knee arthroplasty outcomes, including patient factors such as gender and medical comorbidity, technical factors such as alignment of the prosthesis, and provider factors such as hospital and surgeon procedure volumes.

A number of factors have been identified as influencing TKA outcomes, including patient factors such as gender and medical comorbidity [ 5, 6], technical factors such as alignment of the prosthesis [ 7], and provider factors such as hospital and surgeon procedure volumes [ 8- 10].

The considerable body of data generated by these programs has been instrumental in increasing understanding of sources of biological and technical variability in the alignment of toxicant-induced transcription changes with the accepted mechanism of action of these agents and the challenges in the consistent analysis and sharing of the voluminous data sets generated by these approaches.