The study, published in the journal Science Advances, has identified the unique sections of coral DNA that can indicate a higher tolerance to environmental stress factors like unusually warmer water, excess sunlight, poor water quality, and ocean acidification.
There is a diverse world of bacteria and viruses that inhabit their own unique sections of the water column all the way from the lake surface to over 500 feet below.
We examine the impact of ED wait times on patient outcome using a unique cross section of about 32,000 patients.
We examine the impact of Emergency Department (ED) overcrowding on wait times and patient outcomes using a unique cross section of about 32,000 patients for an ED located in the Southwestern United States.
As lore of XS has grown by word of mouth (and through a few national advertising campaigns), it has come to represent a unique cross-section of dance culture, being one of the few places you're just as likely to see a glover as you are a dapped-up gent in a three-piece, who also may be gloving.
One of the unique sections in the NCR of trnC minichromosome is 99 bp long and has 90% similarity in sequence to trnL 2 and rrnL genes (fig. 4 A); the other unique section is 751 bp long and has 50% similarity in sequence to rrnL gene (fig. 4 B).
The complementary vector bundle S ( T M ) ⊥ of S ( T M ) is called screen transversal bundle and it has rank 2. Since Rad T M is a lightlike subbundle of S ( T M ) ⊥, there exists a unique local section N of S ( T M ) ⊥ such that g ˜ ( N, N ) = 0, g ˜ ( N, ξ ) = 1.
Image segmentation in real-time systems is a technology and process of which divides image into a number of specific and unique section and extracts the interested section.
However, Senator Obama has a unique multimedia section, including a DVD of his speeches.
