Our findings augment knowledge of distribution of TBE serogroup flavivirus in the Nearctic and will guide further studies of New World TBE serogroup flavivirus ecology.
But a first examined in this year's report is augmented knowledge.
A binary null hypothesis was drafted: 1) imaging staging examinations do not augment knowledge about the comorbidity status of patients with OSCC and 2) there is no difference between PET/CT and ceCT in this regard.
Yet Stuart (1755-1828) was justifiably one of the most celebrated portraitists of his age, a penetrating talent who augmented his knowledge of physiognomy by sussing out his subjects in conversation as he worked.
The raw data is augmented with knowledge of forward/backward skating, possession of the puck and specific player attributes (e.g., shoots left, shoots right).
Increasingly, the clinical diagnosis will be confirmed and augmented by knowledge of an individual's genome 5 but this should not distract attention from the hazard represented by the aortic root disease.
In Ossining, the school district has invited a few speakers from Albany, like Lara Sahr, the director of safety for the state Department of Education, to talk with the school nurses and augment their knowledge of coping with nuclear emergencies.
In this work, a series of synthetic experiments have been designed and implemented to test an operational probabilistic flood forecast system in order to augment the knowledge of how streamflow forecasts can be affected by errors and uncertainties associated with the three aforementioned elements: forecasted rainfall, soil moisture initial conditions, and ensemble size.
Additionally, it enabled the genomes to be analyzed from the perspective of gene distribution, augmenting existing knowledge of phage relationships.
Recently, a large number of well-preserved kalligrammatid specimens have been described from the Mesozoic of China [ 19- 27], augmenting our knowledge of the family.
