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The release and deployment mechanisms are actuated by a Shape Memory wire (Nitinol), which allows a complete symmetrical and synchronous release, in a very short time, of the four wings in pairs.

As a closure rule, a Cumulative QMOM (CQMOM) is derived in terms of the monotone increasing cumulative moments of the number density function, which allows a complete distribution reconstruction.

Of note, in our experimental setting, parasites are absent throughout the entire assay which allows a complete recovery by 72 h.

This type of FISH analysis has to be performed by use of laser scanning microscopy, which allows a complete scanning of cells throughout the thickness of the paraffin section.

The Bacterial Proteogenomic Pipeline consists of several Java classes which allow a complete proteogenomics approach using MS/MS data, except for the peptide identification step, which is done by search engines.

A high-dose corticosteroid therapy (1 mg/kg prednisone) was introduced for 1 month with a progressive decrease over 4 months, which allowed a complete disappearance of hypoglycemic events.

Overall, a deeper understanding of the relationship between personal and socio-economic factors and students' achievement can be provided by a quantile regression approach which allows a more complete understanding of how the response distribution is affected by predictors by obtaining information about changes in location, spread and shape (Hao and Naiman 2007).

The Pa genome was compared to Pl using the Artemis comparison tool which allows an interactive visualisation of comparisons between complete genome sequences and associated annotations [ 19].

A complete characterization is determined, which allows an explicit construction of all such operators.

In this paper an experimental setup and experimental procedures which allow a fast and complete characterization of piezoelectric films continuously over the 1 Hz–1 kHz frequency range are reported.

Among the strengths of this study is the fact that the population of transplanted patients is part of a highly controlled system of follow-up, set up at a national level, which allowed an almost complete follow-up of the subjects (over 94%).