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Such an established in vitro method and a broad dataset for many chemicals may help assess potential amphibian risk from xenobiotics without the need for extensive animal testing.

The combination of a broad dataset, derived from products available through operational oceanography programs, and objective unsupervised data classification methods, represented a suitable strategy for characterizing SWIP ocean surface environment.

In future, well-established in vitro test systems and a broad dataset for many chemicals may help assess potential amphibian risk from xenobiotics without the need for extensive vertebrate testing.

A remarkable improvement in accuracy can be achieved from MUOCS standards: For a broad dataset of 1700 virgin olive oils produced in Spain during four different harvests, the average colour differences to the closest standards were 2.86, 3.99, and 8.17 CIELAB units using MUOCS, UOCS and BTB, respectively.

Besides, during the process of screening agonists for PXR, our pharmacophore model achieved a good performance across a broad dataset.

In this work, we investigated the genetic structure and the patterns of gene flow in a broad dataset (85 populations, 5 typed ex novo and 80 collected from the literature) of individuals settled in an area spanning from Central to Western Africa.

This manuscript is a sub-group analysis of RTI victims from a broader dataset of all musculoskeletal injuries.

Eventually, with a broader dataset of medication intake and results, MicroHealth will be able to advise patients on more effective courses of treatment or detect outliers, which will inform the drug discovery process.

As a first assessment of the effect of within-subtype variation, we re-ran our analyses in Figure 2 for a broader dataset including H5N1 and H7N9 strains isolated from avian hosts.

A broader dataset that incorporates primary care and hospice costs would be preferable though secondary care is likely to comprise the bulk of health care costs associated with the treatment of recurrent breast cancer.

In contrast to a previous analysis (Esposito et al. 2012), our phylogenetic reconstruction of a broader dataset shows that the animal tyrosinase domains group in six independent clades (clades A F) (fig. 3), which are further supported by the domain architecture of the proteins nested in each clade (e.g., clade D and clade F).