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This module was designed to investigate, handle and help detonate explosive devices safely for bomb squads.
This module was designed to assess disease and treatment specific aspects of the quality of life (QoL) of patients with endometrial cancer.
Compatibility markers (approximately 18K markers): This module was designed to optimize and standardize genotyping quality control (QC) and sample validation through the use of: Polymorphisms capturing Ancestry informative markers (AIMs); fingerprinting panels; mitochondrial, Y-chromosome; and miRNA binding sites or targets regions were included.
Reorganisation of the 1st and 2nd year medical course resulted in the evolution of a new 'Integrated Body Function and Dysfuction' module to run in the summer term of Year 2. This module was designed to be five weeks long with each week being concerned with a different topic.
This module is designed to meet the processing needs of high-performance applications required by the fast plant system controllers.
This module is designed to manage the configuration of up to eight independent tasks (see Additional file 1: SI5), where each task consists of one or several datasets for which one or several projects files previously saved with the QuBiLS-MAS GUI may be computed.
This module is designed to identify potential TSDs created by insertion of individual TE sequences.
(iv) MotifScan: This module is designed to scan Ab class-specific motifs in an antigen sequence provided by the users.
Russian Navy officials confirmed today that the Oscar II class submarine had been equipped with an escape module built into the conning tower, also known as the sail, and that the module was designed to separate from the submarine with explosive charges and float the entire crew to the surface.
This synthetic module was designed to generate a positive feedback response.
This water quality module was designed to compute time dependent concentrations of a series of constituents, which are primarily governed by the processes of advection, dispersion and chemical reactions.
