Mr Clark brings the Tory party's enthusiasm for localism to bear: communities who know "the warp and weft of local ways" are best placed to find solutions by, for example, identifying unused pockets of land that could be suitable for housing, he says.
Research has shown that peer review can improve the quality of published works by, for example, identifying scientific mistakes or wrong references (Weld et al. 2012).
Patients need to be involved in the entire research process by, for example, identifying the unmet needs of medical product development and risk assessments, and weighing in on how we define value for the innovations of the present and the future.
Firstly, we amplified the two overlapping regions of the mitochondrial genome by long PCR followed by next generation sequencing, an approach used by others to, for example, identify the degree of heteroplasmy amongst different populations [ 29].
A recent investigation by the New England Center for Investigative Reporting, for example, identified 120 Massachusetts criminal convictions that were reversed in the last 30 years because of prosecutorial misconduct; at least seven of these prosecutors went on to higher posts, including judgeships, the reporters found.
Vimentin was for example identified by 4 peptides using in-gel digestion followed by Q-TOF MS/MS and by 27 peptides using LC/MS/MS; and plasma membrane protein S3-12, wasch was identified by 30 peptides with LC/MS/MS, was not found using in-gel digestion and Q-TOF MS/MS of the same sample.
A study by the Institute for Educational Leadership, for example, identified 7 Senate committees and subcommittees, 11 House committees and subcommittees, 7 cabinet departments and 8 other agencies that had a hand in overseeing one antipoverty program or another.
Staff who meet with patients on numerous occasions might eventually recognize them ('known patient' factor), and therefore for example identify the patient by asking for passive agreement "Your birthdate is June 5th 1977, right?", a non-acceptable hazardous procedure [ 48].
This allows researchers to further examine genes affected by 3 ′UTR shortening or lengthening and, for example identify their biological relevance using public tools such as FIDEA (D'Andrea et al., 2013) or others, as well as directly analyze the novel 3 ′UTR nucleotide sequences to detect differences in the presence or absence of regulatory motifs and/or binding sites.
For example, identify planets and dinosaurs by their actual names.
The organization "Seeds of Peace," for example, identifies young leaders in communities divided by conflict.
