As described in the "Introduction," numerous QTL analyses have resulted in the mapping of several robust QTLs with effects on root traits, including maximum root length.
Our consortium's analyses have resulted in eight papers published today in Science, as well as 20 papers in other journals [avian.genomics.cn/en].
Intensive fieldwork, using invasive and non-invasive survey techniques, combined with modelling of the palaeotopography and palaeogroundwater and multi-proxy palaeoecological analyses have resulted in a detailed reconstruction of the landscape during the Final Palaeolithic and Early Mesolithic occupation of the area.
Linkage analyses have resulted in identification of several loci (PARK1-PARK13, Pand15, and EIF4G1).
At the end, although these limitations should be taken into consideration, cluster analyses have resulted in interesting preliminary results that are summarized in the next section.
These analyses have resulted in new measures that reflect the three ICF constructs (I, A and P) in people having joint surgery for severe arthritis.
Interest in their taxonomy is increasing, and molecular, phenotypic, and biochemical analyses have resulted in the reclassification of this genus (3 ).
However, the differences in study designs and end-point measurements and the lack of mutually exclusive groups used in duration analyses have resulted in substantial variation in reported effects [ 27, 29, 33, 35].
Regression analyses have resulted in promising results for several studies, including regions in Ecuador (Gray and Bilsborrow 2013), Mexico (Hunter et al. 2013), South Africa (Leyk et al. 2012), Kenya and Uganda (Gray 2011), Bangladesh (Joarder and Miller 2013), as well as in the US (Gutmann et al. 2005).
The widespread interest in ITC and MTC meta-analyses has resulted in a multitude of such analyses in the published literature and in HTA submissions.
