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In addition, MeDUSA controls several other important functions from the alignment (BWA [ 16]) and subsequent filtering (SAMtools [ 30]) through the generation of numerous quality control metrics (FastQC[ 31] and MEDIPS [ 9]), and preliminary annotation of the DMRs (utilising the capabilities of BEDTools [ 32]).

The foundation had a clear development mandate from the outset: to "utilise the capabilities of overseas Koreans for national development in line with its globalisation policy".

In the outlook for the year to March 2015, the document mentions better utilising the unique capabilities of the Wii U including its touchscreen GamePad controller, which also has a near field communication reader allowing the device to interact with compatible toys – a similar concept to Activision's Skylanders range.

In the present work, we are for the first time reporting the morphological differences between cancerous cell lines and cells overexpressing a tumor suppressor protein, SMAR1 (Scaffold/Matrix Associated Region binding protein 1) by utilising the nanoscale capabilities of both SEM and AFM.

The PlayStation version featured even more graphical updates over the WonderSwan version, and the soundtrack was again remixed by Tsuyoshi Sekito to a higher quality so as to utilise the audio capabilities of the PlayStation.

Rather, multiplex-ready PCR requires only four dye labelled primers to fully utilise the genotyping capabilities of an ABI3730 DNA fragment analyser.

The remainder of the EISCAT_3D storage and computing capabilities will be provided off-site, utilising the power of supercomputing and archiving centres in the various participating countries.

However, anthropomorphic phantoms have still not been standardised or utilised to quantify the capability of these different systems to detect targeted tissues during intraoperative procedures such as SLN mapping.

However, the capabilities of G. thermoglucosidasius to utilise sugars in rice straw hydrolysate for making bioethanol and other platform chemicals have not been fully explored.

The proposed scheme enables multiuser MIMO transmissions in wireless local area networks (WLANs) by utilising the multiuser interference cancellation capability of the physical layer.

In this paper two new haptic assistive techniques are presented that utilise the 3DOF capabilities of the Phantom Omni.