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Indices of dissimilarity – which measure the evenness of two groups (such as ethnic or occupational) in any given area – can be used to chart segregation.
Andrew Tutt, unit director, says: "We have created a new experimental model that can be used to chart forms of tumour cell dormancy.
The research, the first of its kind to pull together data on floating plastic from around the world, will be used to chart future trends in the amount of debris in the oceans.
That appeal stems from Illston's decision, in February, that excluded the positive drug tests and log sheets that were said to be used to chart Bonds's drug regimen with Balco.
Advertising and targeting cookies are used to deliver advertisements more relevant to you, but can also limit the number of times you see an advertisement, and be used to chart the effectiveness of an ad campaign by tracking users' clicks.
Positron emission tomography uses positron radionuclides that can be incorporated into true metabolic substrates and consequently can be used to chart the course of selected metabolic pathways, such as myocardial glucose uptake and fatty-acid metabolism.
The information is already being used to chart where the use of long-line fishing nets, a growing threat to nearly all albatrosses, might be curbed.
This summer it was used to chart the emissions from wildfires in and around Russia, confirming that local pollution sources have global effects.
He had been looking for years for the right place to build something comparable to the prehistoric circle of stone monoliths in England that is thought to have been used to chart the seasons.
The results have been calibrated with published measured data before they are used to chart out the spectrum segments' locations on each target.
Numerical simulations of pulse-response experiments were used to chart the conditions of spatial uniformity within the TZTR for very fast (DaII up to 100) irreversible reactions, such as strong chemisorption or oxidation reactions.
