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The age of first calving for females in KGR can be estimated by examining data on the age of individual heifers and cows which have given birth to zero and one calf, respectively (Table 8).

By examining data on brain size and brain cell density from 23 higher primates, neurobiologist Chuck Stevens of the Salk Institute in San Diego showed that the sharper a primate's vision, the more cortex it devotes to processing images.

One argument against the idea of accumulation of risk for back pain over the life course is highlighted by examining data on the prevalence of back pain at different ages.

There is a need to extend previous work (5) by examining data on school and residential area in childhood to make a more complete analysis of the association of childhood social position on adult health.

It also seems worthwhile to study long-term effects of self-assessment and feedback by (1) examining data on repeated feedback and self-assessment over several years and (2) observation studies to examine whether physicians actually incorporate feedback into their teaching practices.

This study was thus able to build on previous work by examining data in these care settings in comparison with two large, national administrative databases.

We begin by examining data from each ChIP-seq experiment based on the following: the nature of the targeted TF, the number of experiments targeting the same TF, peak density of genomic regions and associated peaks, and the availability of target TF TFBS motif PWM s).

By examining data from Medicare, he and his daughter found that doctors in medical marijuana states prescribed nearly 2,000 fewer doses of pain medication per year on average compared to their counterparts in states with no legal weed.

Examining data on a county-by-county basis, it finds a strong connection between two seemingly disparate factors: deaths caused by the narrowing and hardening of coronary arteries and the language residents use on their Twitter accounts.

Higher percentages (ranging between 16% and 22%) were found by Blanco et al. [ 41], examining data on a nationally representative group of visits to psychiatrists in an office-based practice within the US.

This translated as examining data on premises other than solely earnings.