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Residual artifacts, such as USB identifiers and portable programs, can be discovered by analyzing the Windows Registry and Windows Prefetch files.

Thus, our rationale was that the genes involved in aroma-related volatile production could be discovered by analyzing the co-regulation between gene expression and volatile accumulation during maturity and ripening.

In this study, we detected a strong signal for genetic isolation for subsets of the village populations that could only be discovered by analyzing a representative fraction of the village populations.

The bacterium was discovered by analyzing a DNA "soup" from the springs for specific genetic sequences, including one responsible for a protein that is part of the light-harvesting machinery.

The primary knowledge structure and the topics for study were discovered by analyzing the keywords and abstract terms of 398 papers published from 1996 to 2015.

Growth rate-coordinated changes in gene expression were discovered by analyzing exponentially growing Escherichia coli cells cultured under multiple defined environments, in which osmotic pressure, temperature and starvation status were varied.

This observation reflects the fact that many enzymes involved in human metabolism were discovered by analyzing their mouse orthologues, leading to a high likelihood that mouse metabolic enzymes are known in human and thus present in Recon 1.

While genomics can be used on samples before and after drug resistance emerges to identify the likely associated mutations, most of the known mutations and genes associated with drug resistance were discovered by analyzing a priori candidates such as drug target genes or genes located on plasmids.

It was discovered, by analyzing multiple foci occurring simultaneously within individual tumors, that chromosome 18p events occur at a significant frequency (56%) early in the tumorigenic process, making LOH at chromosome 18p one of the most common known events in DCIS tumors.

First, in our re-sequencing experiments we have found that 42% of the nucleotide changes can be discovered just by analyzing the CL-Brener hybrid.

As illustrated in Figure 2, the historical input/output of the decision process is analyzed and the relationship among them is discovered by logistic regression.