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They were turning out very sophisticated work with very simple tools — the definition of great hand skills.

The definition of the objectives of the study based on the product characteristics, the use of appropriate evaluation tools, the definition of appropriate control groups and time-periods will also be discussed.

For the implementation of the virtual signer tool, the definition of the VC follows the h-anim standard and is implemented in a web browser using a standard VRML plug-in.

Designers need to use reliable design tools for the definition of stability parameters during the preliminary design stage of ships.

The advent of Next Generation Sequencing technologies and corresponding bioinformatics tools allows the definition of transcriptomes in non-model organisms.

Our study explores the TME space as defined by the fibroblastic component, by using a wide range of fibroblastic tumors as tools for the definition of distinct tumor stromal responses.

Traditionally, empirical trophic state indices of dam reservoirs often defined based on changes in concentration of effective factors (nutrients) and its consequences (increase in chlorophyll a), have been used as an efficient tool in the definition of dam reservoirs quality.

The presently reported research is conducted to develop the approach and tool for the definition of component-errors for the nett-forming of engineering components, and based on this, an error analysis and evaluation system for nett-forming is developed with a view to improving the efficiency of nett-form manufacturing.

The tool allowed the definition of constraints related to: i) the number of genes neighboring the query gene that should be taken into account; or ii) the organization of those genes, i.e. in 'operons' or 'divergons' (defined using a distance criterion of maximally 300 nucleotides between genes).

Indeed, the combined use of several information, such as the health status of individuals, the biological source of DNA, the heteroplasmic status of variants, the prediction of pathogenicity and the haplogroup assignment should be a valuable tool for the definition of general criteria of prioritization of mitochondrial disease-associated variants.

Recently, the method is developed further into a versatile design tool that allows the definition of a target distribution of section forces or deflections in any structure.