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The model presented here is the only approach currently available to reconstruct monthly streamflows directly from tree-ring chronologies and climate reconstructions, rather than using resampling of the observed record.

As packets are lost, there are fewer samples available to reconstruct the field.

As a result, extensive archives are now available to reconstruct both modern and ancient buildings, bridges and other structures for subsequent analysis and visualization.

This is particularly true for historical landscapes, where the relationship between viewer location and view may be one of the few recoverable elements available to reconstruct landscape meaning.

This is the largest sample of geological and archaeological information yet available to reconstruct the topography, ecology, and geomorphology of the Zinj paleosurface and the hominin activities preserved within it.

Both Parsimony [ 8] and Bayesian [ 9, 10] methods are available to reconstruct phylogenies based on genome arrangement data.

Figure 3b uses available climate data to reconstruct historical nesting and available and modeled climate data to forecast future trends.

From the numerous references to such machines in extant tragedies or comedies and vase paintings, information about its design and operation is available, and efforts to reconstruct such mechanisms have been reported in the literature.

Second, we used the available molecular phylogenies to reconstruct and track the evolution of these clusters in the genus.

We took the advantage of several available sequenced genomes to reconstruct the evolutionary history of Carnivora using a phylogenomic data set.

Patients were also excluded if they had a history of hip fracture or surgery and diseases that affect the morphology of the hip including osteonecrosis of the femoral head and rheumatoid arthritis, or if CT images limited to measure angles precisely because of poor positioning and there were no raw data available to recreate reconstructed images.