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Lieberman's case studies of Brazil, South Africa, and India--three developing countries that face significant AIDS epidemics--are complemented by statistical analyses of the policy responses of Indian states and over seventy developing countries.
The flow behavior of polymer melts in nanochannels by wetting actions was investigated by statistical analyses of generated polymer nanofibers' length in nanochannels of nanoporous alumina template using Scanning Electron Microscopy.
Two uncertainties, which are the spatial distribution of SPT-N value and the resistance coefficients in the bearing resistance expression, are quantitatively evaluated by statistical analyses of various soil investigations and loading test results.
An increasing number of discoveries, particularly in biomedicine, are facilitated by statistical analyses of data annotated to biomedical ontologies [1].
Berger et al. [8] proposed that the earliest inhabitants of the Rock Islands were small-bodied and this is confirmed by statistical analyses of available postcranial specimens.
The hypotheses were tested by statistical analyses of responses to structured questionnaires.
Thereafter field data collection and analyses of nitrogen stable isotope using an isotope ratio mass spectrometer are performed followed by statistical analyses and modeling of the tracer across the landscape.
However, as clarified by statistical analyses, the degree of biofilm infiltration into surface pores was significantly higher in whole-bone samples than bisected samples in both taxa.
The efficacy of these methods was validated using three different procedures: by looking at mtDNA; by looking for Y chromosome sequences; and by using statistical analyses of autosomes.
Metabolomics analyses using GCxGC-MS, followed by multivariate statistical analyses of the data, revealed a number of discriminatory compounds between the varieties, but also effects of the difference in cultivation conditions.
SAGE data have been particularly poorly exploited by statistical analyses owing to the domination of the gene expression field by microarrays that produce continuous data as opposed to discreet count-derived data produced by SAGE.
