It has published the results of a three-year effort to chart the patterns of the most frequently occurring genetic differences in the world's population.
Our results chart the patterns of protein change that have occurred after habitat divergence in these two species and show that the developmental or functional context in which a gene acts can play an important role in how divergent species adapt to new environments.
I've charted the patterns from millions of employee survey responses and their performance data.
A few landmark studies at that time charted the patterns of utilisation of health services for acute and long term treatment [ 9- 11] and the costs incurred and its implications for equity [ 10, 12, 13].
Ideally, serial biopsies may help to chart the precise pattern of changes in biological markers during treatment; realistically, however, large studies of this type are impractical, because few patients are likely to agree to repeated invasive tumour biopsies.
Mr. Lim, for instance, is sequencing a DNA swab from his cheek, in an effort to chart the migratory patterns of Koreans like himself.
It was a journey that lasted almost nine years and began with a voyage on the Regina Maris, an early 20th-century sailing vessel on which our friend traveled from Boston Harbor to Newfoundland, then on to Greenland to chart the migratory patterns of whales.
Can they chart the defecation patterns of wild chimpanzees, the old fashioned way, using pen and paper, without GPS or laptops?
Choose a few major eruptions from the past fifty years and chart the resulting weather patterns from these eruptions.
Surface temperature records date to the late 1800s, but measurements of deep water temperature began only in the 1960s, so there just isn't enough data to chart the long-term patterns, Xie said.
