Only recently have plastome sequences been available for closely related taxa, allowing for detailed comparisons [ 46- 48].
In the context of the health economic evaluation, health care uptake is closely monitored, thus allowing for detailed post-hoc description of what usual care entailed exactly.
MGAT enables the annotation of a single cluster of genes as well as entire gene clusters conserved across the closely related genomes, allowing for rapid and consistent propagation of manual annotation within a single user interface.
In return for a certain security of tenure, peasants were thus tied more closely to the land, allowing for easier exploitation.
In order to address this challenge, I propose novel transethnic meta-analysis methodology that takes account of the expected similarity in allelic effects between the most closely related populations, while allowing for heterogeneity between more diverse ethnic groups.
MANTRA expects populations with similar genetic ancestries to have more closely matched effect sizes, while allowing for greater heterogeneity in the effects observed for more diverse populations.
The CMAC was chosen because, unlike many other video laryngoscopes, its shape most closely mimics a traditional Macintosh blade allowing for either a direct or video view, allowing crews to maintain a technique similar to that of traditional laryngoscopy.
For example, by closely aligning organizational entities with medical specialties, management can be more focused and direct, simultaneously allowing for the greater influence and involvement of physicians.
And by whom?" Fannie Mae says that its systems are closely monitored and allow for consistent credit risk analysis; the company also has a team of people looking to improve the models whenever possible, it said.
Nevertheless, such changes in treatment and survival will be closely monitored and allowed for in the models based on recent and ongoing clinical trials.
