It's often discussed at a level of rhetoric, and it's sometimes written into policies, but the more it is the harder it gets to implement and capture complete results.
Therefore, many researchers now advocate it is time to conduct research works on document warehousing to capture complete business intelligence.
Similarly, special types of Class II DNA transposons, called helitrons have been reported to capture complete or incomplete copies of host genes as they transpose (Morgante et al. 2005; Kapitonov and Jurka 2007).
In our research group it has been used to capture complete mitochondrial genomes from complex samples such as saliva and ancient hominin bones.
We describe a novel and economical method in which custom made long-range PCR products are used to capture complete human mitochondrial genomes from complex DNA mixtures.
Additionally the fragility of the intact V-ATPase and the difficulties associated with capturing complete V-ATPase particles in a micrograph setting, contribute to the problem of acquiring a high resolution reconstruction.
We demonstrate that genomic DNA sample preparation directly from a phage lysate, combined with 454 pyrosequencing, is best suited for phage genome sequencing at scale, as this method is capable of capturing complete continuous genomes with high accuracy.
Second, CGM data was obtained for only three days, which may be too short of time to capture complete patterns of glycemia.
Although it is likely that this would not change the conclusions of the study, future research should aim to capture complete data on cases and controls.
16, 34 Third, although we were able to collect extensive information about pregnancy- and birth-related characteristics, we were not able to capture complete information about some social factors associated with PD.
