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For approximately 100 bodies, the examiners used DNA; the DNA analysis has been referred to as the largest DNA identification project in Canadian history.
This type of analysis has been referred to as corresponding at the top (CAT) by Irizarray et al. [2] In general, the proportion of genes in common across centers initially increases and then slowly decreases as the list length is increased (Figure 4).
While the term "gap analysis" is used here to broadly refer to analyzing missing data, gap analysis has been referred to in the past as the approach of identifying conservation gaps by overlaying species distributions predicted from the environment with existing protected areas per the U.S. NBII Gap Analysis Program (http://gapanalysis.nbii.gov) [6].
Moreover, according to anti-symmetric nature of lamination in the mentioned plate there exists a mechanical coupling between in-plane membrane and out-of-plane twisting curvature; therefore, the results of this analysis have been referred as coupled solution in this paper.
Promising results have already arisen from the Pilot 1 analysis, which has been referred to as the '1000 Genomes Low Coverage Pilot'.
The network representation used in our study has been used before for metabolic network analysis where it has been referred to as 'protein-centric' graphs [ 33] or 'reaction graphs' [ 7], see Figure 1b.
Analysis of public behaviour has been referred to as the experiential approach to landscape assessment.
The process of identifying these conflicting projects is what has been referred to in this study as a "spatio-temporal conflict analysis".
A new report published Thursday on Above Avalon, an Apple analysis blog, says the company will enjoy $3 billion in profit in 2015 because of its smallest model, which has been referred to as "handicapped" and "terrible".
