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Stephen R. G. Fraserhere are still no validated, easy obtainable, clinically useful noninvasive biomarker(s) or biomarker panel that will be able to confirm a diagnosis of depression, its subtypes and improve diagnostic procedures. Future multimodal preclinical and clinical research that involves (epi)genetic, molecula

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Stephen R. G. Fraserhere are still no validated, easy obtainable, clinically useful noninvasive biomarker(s) or biomarker panel that will be able to confirm a diagnosis of depression, its subtypes and improve diagnostic procedures. Future multimodal preclinical and clinical research that involves (epi)genetic, molecula

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Collections,ers may not have written one of their own, but instead, in the case of C++ programmers, used the Standard Template Library (STL) version of a link list. Either way, most programmers have found a need to work with collections. The .NET Framework uses collections as well. Because collections are so co

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Basic Windows Forms Applications,world. With the release of Visual Studio .NET 2003, Microsoft has ushered in the era of “easy-to-build” Managed C++ windows applications. It is effortless to drag and drop your complete user interface using the built-in design tool provided by Visual Studio .NET. Adding event handling to these GUI c

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Advanced Windows Forms Applications,hough this chapter covers more advanced Wm Form applications, this does not mean they are more complex or difficult to develop. The main reason is that the .NET Framework uses encapsulation quite extensively in its classes and hides much of the complexities of Win Forms from you. On the other hand,

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Graphics Using GDI+,t it, but there are still going to be times when you will want more control over what exactly is displayed by the computer than Win Form controls can provide. This chapter covers another major method of displaying data to Windows applications: GDI+.