Compounding their errors, they have reached these conclusions without benefit of comparing their data to that readily available on skeletal and dental dimensions derived from early inhabitants of Micronesia and surrounding areas [3], [10], [11], [20] [28].
In conclusion, by comparing the transcriptomes of normal contralateral tissues of PTC occurring in children exposed and non-exposed to the Chernobyl fallout, we have identified a gene expression signature that permits discrimination between both cohorts.
Dr Harries's conclusion is that the greenhouse effect has changed over the past few years in exactly the way that those who believe in global warming would have predicted.In this section The end of Mir Cloning around Superduperconductivity Getting real ReprintsThe team arrived at this conclusion by comparing two sets of satellite data.
In conclusion, by comparing the genomes of Sf8401 and Sf301, a large amount of data has been obtained.
Ayoub reached this conclusion after comparing radiographic images of what were classified as fractures from abuse with those of rickets patients from other studies.
The study, funded by the National Science Foundation and conducted by Michigan State University researchers, came to that conclusion by comparing an estimate of an average household's water usage and a national average water bill to median household income data estimated down to the census tract level by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Berkeley and colleagues came to this conclusion by comparing the survival rates of rockfish larvae birthed by old and young fish.
The researchers came to this conclusion by comparing the musical tastes of three groups: Americans, Bolivians, and Tsimane, an isolated tribal people from the Amazon.
Moreover, we can draw the same conclusion by comparing the prediction accuracy of 'PB+PP' and 'PB+PP+SC' (Table 2).
Patel et al. reach their conclusion by comparing the primary occupations of those people who committed suicide, noting that while agricultural workers accounted for 30% of suicides, non-workers and others (salaried, professional and other jobs) accounted for 33% and 38% respectively.
