Based on research in Australia and Canada, a number of key factors have been identified with respect to conducting PBMA [ 12, 20], and are highlighted in Table 4.
S. minuta was identified with morphologic keys and confirmed by sequencing a portion of the 28S gene (7 ).
A composition, particularly an instrumental work, may be identified with a key designation; Beethoven's Symphony No. 2 in D Major (1802), for example, has three of its four movements beginning and ending with explicit harmony in D major (the second movement is in A major, for contrast).
Initially, major sites of residence of migrants in the study area were identified with the help of key informants from among the foreign migrant population who were well acquainted with the migrant population within Songkhla province and could provide information on occupations in which migrants were working, places of work and residence, approximate population sizes, and their lifestyle.
Among those 35 nodes, 7 phosphotyrosine-containing proteins (20% of the total nodes) were identified with MS. TNF, UBC, and CEP192 play key roles in this network.
For males, the especially large increases in incidence rates for suicide and accidental death between ages 15 19 and 20 24 years coincided with the large rises in incidence rates for alcohol or drug misuse disorders and any psychiatric disorders, both of which have been identified as key factors associated with these two predominant causes of unnatural death [ 3, 37, 38].
Biological invasions have been identified as a key threatening process with significant negative impacts for global biodiversity.
Adapting re-sampling has been identified as the key to success with misclassified cases receiving larger weights in the next step.
Interpersonal aspects of care have been identified as key to community satisfaction with health services in many settings [ 7- 9], and may even outweigh the importance of perceived technical competence.
Furthermore, whilst communication with parents has been identified as a key component in negotiating roles for the care of their infant, studies show that parents may not know what is expected of them [ 25].
