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Since then, additional WNV strains have been sequenced and the WNV variability has been analysed at a larger scale [11].

Further illustrating the versatility of the Ly6 module, three of these genes have been analysed at a functional level and have been found to participate in distinct developmental tasks, namely the assembly of the chitin extracellular matrix (retroactive) [8], the regulation of circadian rhythms (sleepless) [9] and the organisation of cell adhesion junctions (boudin) [7].

UK imported falciparum malaria is known to be concentrated at a regional level, but has not been analysed at a hospital or geographical level.

This is the first time that birth weights and gestational ages of babies of African and Caribbean ethnicity born in England and Wales have been analysed at a national level by their mother's country of birth.

A subset of ST40 strains has been analysed at a partner's laboratory by microarray hybridisation analyses of isolates of E. faecalis and E. faecium dedicated to detecting specifically mobile genetic elements and resistance genes for another study [ 88].

The results presented in Table  5 regarding CPRD could appear different from the results in Table  1 due to the difference in the level of analysed data since in the latter data were analysed at a monthly level; whereas in the former data were analysed at a quarterly level.

According to Athletics Weekly, Montsho's B sample confirmed the results of the A sample after it was analysed at a laboratory in London in August.

The pathway for polymerization of p-xylylenes is analysed at a theoretical level.

The crop was unknown at the start and showed an unusual growth pattern, for which reasons growth was analysed at a basic level.

Alternatively, in lab studies user activities can be analysed at a higher level, such as search tactics and strategies, abstracted away from detailed interface implementation.

In this chapter, the equilibrium and thermodynamical properties of imogolite dispersions are analysed at a mesoscopic level of description with theories of self-assembly.