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The ability of such proxies to reproduce the irradiance from different solar atmospheric layers is usually investigated by comparing patterns of temporal correlations.

We tested our hypothesis by comparing patterns of urban development in two case study regions: Takoradi in southern Ghana and Bolgatanga in northern Ghana, representing an economically vibrant and a non-vibrant region, respectively.

The hypothesis that present-day mesquite groves represent areas where individual discrete shrub clusters have proliferated and coalesced was evaluated by comparing patterns of soil δ13C within isolated shrub clusters (n = 6) to those in nearby groves (n = 3).

This study set out to further characterise emotion recognition in HD by comparing patterns of deficits across stimulus modalities; notably including for the first time in HD, the more ecologically and clinically relevant modality of film clips portraying dynamic facial expressions.

Additional evidence for selection can be gained by comparing patterns of polymorphism within species to divergence between species.

Following staining, cells were re-located by comparing patterns of the cells to phase images acquired prior to fixation (Figure 1E,J,O).

Another goal of this study was to investigate the conservation of mineralization mechanisms throughout evolution by comparing pattern of gene expression in fish and mammalian bone-derived cell lines.

I then tested the hypothesis of parallel evolution by statistically comparing patterns of morphological evolution from allopatry to sympatry within species among transects.

The cellular response to incubation can then be elucidated by comparing patterns and positions of the labels, for example, to track internalization of the EGF receptor via endosomes [12], [19].

For example, Maslov and Sneppen analyzed the stability of interaction networks by comparing patterns in average connectivity of interaction and regulatory networks [ 26].

These altered pathways could then be detected as denser and more enriched areas and evaluated by comparing patterns formed by the same set of genes in biologically meaningless (random) networks.