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In silico data obtained from this study permitted an enhanced analysis of HRV A2 strains using the ICTV criteria which assign a member to the genus Rhinovirus or Enterovirus [42] (Table 3).

Recent advances in cotton genome annotation and assembly now permit an enhanced analysis of duplicate gene deployment in petals from allopolyploid cotton.

This current study gives an update of evidence for familial clustering of cancer in Utah, and includes an enhanced analysis of familiality methodology that allows a more detailed examination of the heritable contribution to observed familial clustering.

These findings also highlight the value of SCI dogs in providing an enhanced analysis of the effect of interventions designed to improve the functional outcome after severe SCI, since limb movements in both the sagittal and lateral planes can be examined.

We introduced an enhanced analysis workflow consisting of (1) filtering of probe sets that are absent in both of the sample groups, (2) an updated chip annotation, and (3) a statistical analysis based on a mixed linear model (MLM) ANOVA and SI.

The critically ill patient in a state of imbalance is more susceptible and vulnerable to pathogens in their environment; therefore, a greater need for enhanced analysis of the benefits and risks inherently exists.

Safe, efficient and comfortable environments and systems require enhanced analysis of responsibility allocation among the various human and machine agents.

Using this approach, additional measurements can be collected (along the protocol stack) to allow for enhanced analysis of the performance of each service.

Hyperspectral two-photon microscopy can therefore provide much enhanced analysis of the underlying composition of tissues based not only at their apparent emission 'colors' in single excitation images, but on their interesting and complex excitation and emission spectra.

The final data pool allows for enhanced analysis of miRNA target prediction algorithms compared to earlier studies that were restricted by experimental constraints (Alexiou et al., 2009; Selbach et al., 2008).

In conclusion, in this extended and enhanced analysis of cancer mortality in the Oriente region of Ecuador from 1990 through 2010, we observed no apparent excess of death from any or all cancers in areas with oil exploration and production activities, compared with areas that had little or no oil-related activity.