Retrospective analyses have demonstrated that the original "simple" mixed cropping system was more efficient than the separate fields of individual crops of the colonists' agricultural system which, of course, eventually prevailed and persists to this day.
Biochemical and genetic analyses have demonstrated that OsSOS1 is a functional homolog of SOS1.
The structural analyses have demonstrated that the crystallites are elongated following the c axis direction, perpendicularly to the surface.
Sequence analyses have demonstrated that fungal laccases differ from other multicopper oxidases by a sequence signature corresponding to four conserved regions, namely, L1, L2, L3, and L4.
Sequence comparison and phylogenetic analyses have demonstrated that the extra D-J-C cluster originated from an unequal crossing over between the two ancestral TRBC genes.
Moreover, genetic analyses have demonstrated that genes related to exocytotic vesicle docking, cell wall loosening, and cellulose synthesis and organization control root hair elongation.
Several analyses have demonstrated that errors or violations on the part of the road user represent the largest contributor to RLX crashes [1, 12, 19], indicating the need for innovative interventions targeted at drivers to complement current railway interventions.
Targeted analyses have demonstrated that the germination of mung beans is accompanied by a spectrum of significant changes in metabolite contents, such as decreased antinutrient concentrations [32] and increased levels of free amino acids [15, 32 35].
Past analyses have demonstrated that the Jenkins models produce systematically higher estimates of biomass when compared to CRM, ranging from an 11% difference [13] to a 20% difference [4, 21].
