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Splicing Compass accesses the difference between exon angles within and between groups.

The same reason applies to SplicingCompass, a statistics-based method, which accesses the difference between exon angles within and between groups.

The D statistic (Green et al. 2010; Durand et al. 2011) was used to access the differences in similarity to Neanderthals for a pair of modern human populations.

To access the technological difference in agriculture sector of OECD countries, Tunca (2012) has used the metafrontier approach and data envelopment analysis.

Much of what has been described by the options of the two simultaneous systems in Figure 6 goes beyond just the modalities of relay or access; the difference between the 'personal' and the 'public' mode of access is also a difference between talking to someone 'fairly'closese' or 'distant'; the realisations is likely to extend to the text's meaning-wording.

The idea is to access the significance of difference between angles spanned by exon tuples in one condition compared to the ones in the other condition [ 15].

"Essentially what they're doing is giving people an added bonus rather than penalizing the public," she said, comparing The Bee's two levels of news access to the difference between first class and coach seats on airplanes.

The use of especially designed ω-diynes allows to establish, through competitive reactions, the effect of C F, C OH, CF2, CO and C OMe 2 substituents on the reactivity of neighbouring triple bonds in click chemistry and this gives not only a reactivity scale but also a direct access to the difference in activation energies between the competitive reaction pathways.

Each predictor-controller pair receives feed-forward signals of expected movement and feedback signals of the actual movement, which provides rapid access to the difference between the projected state of the motor system in the simulated mental model and its actual state as movement occurs.

There were more failures when attempting saphenous vein cutdown than intraosseous access, although the difference was not statistically significant (RR 4.00, 95% CI 0.51 to 31.13; P value = 0.19) (Analysis 3.1).

To evaluate the functional significance of these differences, we accessed the GO (Gene Ontology) Chart featured by DAVID to identify significant GO Biological Process and Molecular Function categories for each of the 5 original samples and unioned them to form a set of 69 GO categories (provided in Additional File 1).