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Flock mates of TSE cases identified after 1999, in total 309 animals, were analyzed more comprehensively.

The results of our study, indicating important role of fathers' emotions and the parents' relationship quality on infant difficult behaviors, shows that these issues should be analyzed more comprehensively in further research, with an emphasis on collecting reports from fathers as well.

The above picture is derived from histone sequence comparisons in a wide array of eukaryotes, but to date, very few full histone complements have been analyzed more comprehensively and information is principally restricted to universal variants as well as some lineage-specific variants in mammals and plants.

The hospital design flaws identified by this study provide key areas and elements (not previously investigated) for further research studies to analyze more comprehensively and ultimately provide sound design recommendations to enhance effective wayfinding.

It will be necessary to target other genotypes beyond those already analyzed to more comprehensively estimate the effect of the genes from the analysis of both individual polymorphisms and haplotypes.

We have mathematically analyzed the KP model more comprehensively and proved that, indeed, a positive endemic equilibrium exists.

Our investigation, by using the ICD-9 Diseases/Injuries Tabular Index, more comprehensively analyzed the nature of all hospital discharge diagnoses.

The idea is to use this technology in retail scenarios, where in-store visitor demographics, dwell spots, walk-ins and walk-bys can be captured and analyzed in real-time more comprehensively and accurately than current methods, such as loyalty cards, allow for.

With the advent of powerful deep sequencing technologies [ 12, 13], the transcriptional landscape of C. albicans was analyzed by RNA-Seq more comprehensively, showing that the transcriptome of this yeast is more complex than previously assumed [ 14, 15].

These relatively new drugs add to the battery of more comprehensively analyzed TBDs, such as the clinically used antimalarial drug combination artemether-lumefantrine (A-L) and the 8-aminoquinoline primaquine.

These data provide insights into the evolutionary processes that differentiate the diploid Brassica sub-genomes, which will be more comprehensively analyzed and understood when the genome sequence of B. juncea, B. nigra, B. carinata will be available.