The panel recommended the creation of a vast regional framework to manage asylum seeker and migration flows in a comprehensive review of Australia's policy.
The proposed gene selection method is a four-step framework with a vast body of feature-pairs, including a set of analyses of feature relevance, feature interdependence, feature redundancy and dependence, and feature aggregation.
This Laramide uplift caused the sea to retreat and laid the framework for a vast drainage system of rivers flowing from the Rocky and Appalachian Mountains, the predecessor of the modern-day Mississippi watershed.
Recently the concept of a data lake [4], a flat repository framework that holds a vast amount of raw data in their native formats including structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data, has emerged in the data management field.
In spite of a vast expansion of conceptual models and frameworks for conducting KT between research and practice, few models emphasise how KTs come about.
Genome-scale metabolic reconstructions, assembled from annotated genomes and a vast array of bioinformatics/biochemical resources, provide a framework for the interrogation of human pathogens and serve as a platform for generation of future experimental hypotheses.
The triangulation approach let us explore a vast diversity of information by complementing a qualitative thematic framework with quantitative data.
Finally, significance may be derived from the integrative nature of bringing together a vast body of knowledge into a coherent and quantitative framework to determine if the pieces "add up".
Hundreds were identified, but they were a vast collection of unrelated things rather than part of a coherent, overall model or framework.
Java, like Perl, also benefits from a vast resource of freely available diverse code libraries and development frameworks and tools, including open source projects in the Bioinformatics domain.
Within a deep time framework it is understood that the universe has existed for a vast amount of millennia and Earth's age is approximately 4.5 billion years old (Dodick and Orion 2003b).
