Biometric analyses of well preserved carbonized specimens show wide variation in morphology and uni-modal distribution.
The input data used in our rock physics modelling is based on detailed petrophysical analyses of well data.
In conclusion, the resolution of the ASTER elevation model is applicable for quantitative analyses of well-defined morphological elements with altitudinal variations > 40 50 m.
By combining original stratigraphic analyses of well logs and seismic profiles we built a basin subsidence curve, mapped the fault pattern of the Campania Plain and analyzed the impact of the block faulting on the sedimentology and stratigraphic architecture of the basin fill.
This new approach incorporates the constraint equations directly and therefore is principally different from standard analyses of well-posedness of free evolution schemes.
Through detailed analyses of well-known compositions in both the classical and vernacular traditions, he shows that such qualities as seriousness, organic unity, and originality, while often positive traits, cannot and do not serve to isolate classical compositions from popular musics, nor are they sufficient to the identification of masterpieces within either tradition.
As demonstrated recently [10], analyses of well-preserved aDNA from hundreds of moa individuals found in close spatial and temporal proximity can uncover patterns in the biology and local population dynamics almost equivalent to research on living (extant) populations.
Regression analyses of well-established mortality risk factors were largely unaffected even by relatively high levels of random errors in the data.
Age-adjusted and multivariable adjusted analyses of well-established OVCA risk factors revealed associations that were in the expected direction, although not all were statistically significant (Table 4).
Our findings suggest that retrospective molecular analyses of well-preserved clinical specimens in a biorepository provide novel insights into causes of childhood meningitis that are potentially vaccine-preventable diseases, particularly among patients who may commonly use antibiotics.
