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Through the above analysis, the generation of EIT-like phenomena can be contributed to the asymmetry of the nanostructure.
The TDFS process comprises three stages preliminary data analysis, the generation of quantitative forecasts and judgmental adjustments which correspond to the three key system components: the data module, the quantitative forecasting module and the judgmental forecasting module, respectively.
In this analysis, the generation of a fully segregated strain containing the Ptrc-YFP cassette within the psbA2 neutral site took 28 days under autotrophic conditions and 16 under mixotrophic conditions.
The total tags were normalised to 50,000 per library to facilitate comparative expression analysis The generation of SAGE data from multiple libraries under cold acclimating conditions allowed gene expression profiles to be explored and genes with similar profiles to be clustered.
(Interview 5, Nurse) Content analysis allowed the generation of categories in order to generate knowledge about the phenomenon of South African health worker migration to the United Kingdom.
Well log data and petrophysical analysis provide the basic input for the rock physics analysis and the generation of different lithology classes (Bachrach et al. 2004).
Further analysis, i.e. classification into transient and stable filopodia, statistical analysis, and the generation of graphs were done with GraphPad Prism.
Additional features of the mRNA-seq analysis included the generation of long read libraries (longer cDNA than the conventional mRNA-seq protocol) and paired end sequence analysis.
An analysis of the generation of harmonics for millimetre-wave signals using a Franz Keldysh effect waveguide modulator is presented.
A cross-sectional design was employed with the primary goal of the analysis being the generation of specific testable hypotheses.
The XPS analysis indicates the generation of polymer by head-to-head coupling with NHNH bonding between melamine molecules.
