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This risk-controlled stability analysis will produce a safe mud window that can be realistically achieved during drilling operations.

"It searches through the [news] content — it does a text analysis, and the text analysis will produce keywords which are then stored into the server," explains Rafdi.

We propose that a new generation of genetic resources, complemented by careful phenotypic analysis, will produce a deeper understanding of plant defense and more effective utilization of natural resistance alleles.

That said, the extent to which linkage analysis will produce consistent evidence of linkage across GWLS depends upon the underlying architecture of the disorder.

Overall, our result confirm the SOP specificity of the gene set identified and we are confident that the approach combining laser microdissected cells and transcriptome analysis will produce exploitable data.

Sleep analysis will produce variables such as time spent in bed, sleep efficiency, sleep onset latency and total sleep duration.

In instances where studies use a variety of platforms, imputation of genotypes at loci that are not present in all platforms, prior to the association analysis that will produce the association P values that are used in our gene-set analysis is recommended.

If, however, the philosopher is permitted to engage in what is sometimes pejoratively described as "reductive analysis," he will produce interest at the cost of reintroducing speculation.

Prior to the start of the study a researcher not involved in data collection or analysis will develop a randomisation schedule and produce consecutively numbered sealed opaque envelopes containing each participant's allocation.

That is, for each video sequence, we determine the set of analysis parameters that will produce the best results.

As such, even if essentially meaningless parameters or those that are poorly linked to the outcome variable are included, the AIC analysis will still produce a 'best' model among the candidate models examined.