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Also, daily analyses of a broad range of biological and chemical variables permitted to link phytoplankton succession to the aggregation process.

More information on the geographic origin and routes of spread of E-Pae could be elucidated by phylogenetic analyses of a broad range of Pae strains from Europe, comparing the genetic variability of these strains with newly collected Pae strains from Indian horse chestnut in India.

These conclusions are based on analyses of a broad spectrum of information from thousands of scientific studies and input from numerous scientific reviews.

Such population-scale genome analyses on a broad sample of representative individuals would identify additional adaptive variants and further improve our understanding of the genetic basis of high-altitude adaptation in Tibetan pigs.

This study conducts empirical analyses on a broad cross-section of publicly traded U.S. firms in order to examine the stock market's valuation of current and noncurrent deferred tax assets and liabilities.

The field would benefit from similar analyses of a broader range of biomarkers, and qualification studies related to clinical and symptomatic patient-reported outcomes to complement those presented here related to structural endpoints.

In fact, phylogenetic analyses of a broader sample of avian influenza viruses isolated from live-poultry markets in Hong Kong in 1997 showed that the internal genes of the human and avian influenza H5N1 isolates were most closely related to a single H9N2 quail influenza A virus isolated in the area [23].

Analyses of a broader set of proteins would lead to more-precise predictions.

Despite these lines of evidence pointing to a recent global spread of a single C. parapsilosis clone, more evidence is needed from the analyses of a broader set of genomic markers.

In the present study, comparisons between human and primate SEP53, as well as phylogenetic analyses on a broader range of mammal species, identified the signature of an arms race, suggesting that SEP53 could be engaged in antagonistic interactions with a pathogen.

He also did similar analyses, on a broader range of public policies for the Treasury Department in the Clinton administration from 1997-98.