In the disaster research literature, different factors have been identified by different authors as increasing or decreasing social vulnerability in every supposed phase of the disaster cycle.
Although ESEs were initially identified in alternative spliced exons as purine-rich regions [12] [15], different motifs have been identified by different iterative selection strategies [16] [19].
Several risk factors for mortality of A. baumannii bacteremia have been identified by different studies, such as septic shock [11], [14], high Pitt bacteremia score [15], immunosuppressant [11], [15], age, recent surgery, acute respiratory failure, acute renal failure [11], McCabe score, ventilator usage [14], disseminated intravascular coagulation, and inappropriate antibiotics usage [5].
However, the known telomere binders in fungi have been identified by different means prior to streamlined applicability of proteomics.
Most recently, several more potent CD4bs-specific neutralizing mAbs, including VRC01, VRC-PG04, 3BNC60, and HJ16, have been identified by different groups [ 34– 34].
The epitope specific to HLA dRB1 alleles have been identified by different methods indicating their potential role as candidate epitope for an effective HIV vaccine.
PFGE profiles differing by more than 3 bands were identified by different letters.
Through the identification of the second-order linear system simulation model, a comparison of modal parameters with the theoretical values is given, which are identified by different methods, and it shows good effects on the analysis of non-stationary response data using this method.
