On the whole, there is a different purpose of the study [9] than our approach; they analyzed the issues for the purpose of running EU policy against digital dividend 470-862 MHz, while we conducted technical and ROI analysis for the investor.
Moreover, according to a different purpose of the study, RNA-Seq can be divided into two methods: on one hand, different experimental materials are mixed equally to sequence, which can obtain the largest number of unique transcripts [ 21, 23]; on the other hand, different experimental materials are sequenced separately, which can isolate tissue-specific expression genes [ 21, 43, 44].
Blankets of trees laying on top of the rocks and covering the valley--pine, oak, cedar, fir--all serve a different purpose to the whole of the ecosystem and wildlife habitats that live there, while simultaneously enfolding the humans that wander between them (but which in this view we cannot see).
Although elements from Pointillism or Cubism were borrowed, they were used it for a different purpose, to convey the beauty of the modern era on a level that had never existed before.
Each serves a different purpose for a different kind of user, with Swarm being more like a game and Foursquare being more of a city guide, Crowley said.
But by then the tapestries had acquired a different purpose: instead of praising the virtues of a regent queen, they were to portray the education of an ideal prince, little Louis.Eight of Caron's original drawings were thought suitable for their new purpose.
On the diplomatic front, the specter of international terrorism in the heart of Moscow has served a different purpose, that of drawing the Bush administration closer to Mr. Putin at a time when that other front of the anti-terror campaign, Iraq, has been pushing them apart.
But researchers say the new malware has a different purpose: Instead of causing damage, it is designed to spy on users by logging keystrokes and stealing files that lay the groundwork for a cyberattack against an industrial control system, according to researchers at the security firm Symantec.
But Ms. Woolf's atmospheric music serves a different purpose: in place of the narrative drama of Prokofiev's work, her compositions add psychological nuances and emotional depth through ever-changing textures.
As is often the case with international comparison studies (World Health Organization, 2001; Bloomfield et al., 2003), particularly those based on secondary analysis of data collected for a different purpose, different measures of alcohol use and psychosocial constructs were utilized in the different studies.
For five nights last week however, they were used for a different purpose: a series of sonically experimental concerts by a collection of musicians and singers bringing together the sounds of West Papua, Arnhem Land, Japan, and the west.
