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end points

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end points,
n.pl 1. the preestablished steps that, when completed, mark the achievement of a treatment goal.
n.pl 2. the clinical indications that a specific infectious condition has been lessened or eliminated altogether.


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They provide optimized bandwidth utilization with prioritized delivery of voice and video as well as the shortest path routing of media directly between two end points rather than a centralized server.
This system allows researchers to investigate questions about mechanisms by measuring functional end points of estrogen action, such as prolactin secretion, which increases upon exposure to estrogen.
Equipped with unique voice and video features, the viaIP MCU, now with SIP functionality, enables enterprises and service providers to build a powerful visual communications architecture for today's network and be assured of future operability with new, emerging protocols and end points for video telephony," Barak continues.
 
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