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Empirical data are compiled to identify threshold distances from water containing 95% of a population of grazing animals.
Fixed points plots were constructed and 3D maximum amplitude contour plots (3D MACPs) were compiled to identify the LMVA combinations with the optimal damping effects.
Tables of homologous clusters from OrthoMCL were compiled to identify shared and unique genes.
Existing lists and maps of Tabancas used by the regional departments of health has been compiled to identify Tabancas.
After this is done for all parameters, the results can be compiled to identify recurrent parameter values and any patterns they might form.
A database of all HEHA initiatives will be compiled to identify the range and coverage of initiatives underway, and existing evaluations of major HEHA initiatives will be reviewed using a template developed by the Evaluation Consortium, largely based on the CDC Framework for Program Evaluation in Public Health [ 27].
In addition, information on dog infection status and livestock production practices at local cattle farms should be compiled to help identify anomalies in the regulated procedures for carcass treatment and disposal that help maintain the E. ortleppi tapeworm life cycle.
Significant genes were annotated with gene ontology information from Panther (http://www.pantherdb.org) and gene lists were compiled and compared to identify biological processes that were statistically over-represented.
Geekie also compiles data to identify, for example, specific areas of knowledge that are prerequisites for more complex subjects, producing material that can be analysed and incorporated by Geekie's human education professionals.
To our knowledge, this paper presents the most thorough interaction dataset for NRs compiled to date and also identifies interactions of high confidence.
A joint 5.8S and LSU alignment of the fully identified Inocybe sequences was compiled to form the basis of a division of the sequences into smaller groups.
