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And thinking about such theories stimulates the collection of much data and the generation of many new ideas, as have introns early and introns late, in their 38-year struggle for the hearts and minds of molecular evolutionists.
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Some staff reported that they felt the main purpose of much data collection was to allow individuals to be blamed if something did go wrong, not to make the system safer.
This is a delicate subject as the collection of so much data will increase the likelihood of false positives and induce undue or premature emotional strain.
With the collection of much more data, the signal has vanished, and with it both the puzzle and promise of the particle.
Through advanced technologies such as (face recognition) these photos can be linked with information from other websites and services, where the same user has posted other elements, eventually leading to the collection of much more data for the user than he had in mind to reveal through the e-business.
Despite efforts to standardise the reporting and collection of much of the data by site visits performed by agents affiliated to the authors, it must be noted that an inherent reporting bias may be present in the data, given that survey data were compiled by different agents at each site.
We also thank the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Tropical Atmosphere Ocean array programme which was instrumental in the collection of much of the field data.
Continued refinement of practical tools for detecting mild HAND [ 141] may also make screening more acceptable and lower the cost of collection of much-needed longitudinal data.
While not applicable to most lower temperature viral metagenomes due to the limited size of typical contigs in most studies, GSPC will likely become more suitable for analysis of these environments as next generation sequencing platforms allow collection of much larger amounts of sequence data and assembly of larger contigs.
Systematic sampling for archaeobotanical remains, using the technique of flotation in the field, began slowly in the 1960s and 1970s, and led to the collection of much larger and more complete data sets (Pearsall, 2000; Fuller, 2002).
Thus, while automated measurements greatly speed up the collection of data, much of that "saved time" needs to be invested in quality assurance.
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