In fact, in the article the data that are analyzed are those referred to as 'White', 'Asian' or 'Black', whereas 'Mixed or missing data' constitute a combined category not used in the analyses (ibid).
Markers that were used from different published [ 33, 38, 39, 46, 47, 67- 70] or unpublished [Mohamadi et al., in preparation] maps and 1360 from our 1920 SNP markers were added to constitute a combined genotyping matrix for the four Recombinant Inbred Line RILL) mapping populations.
Otoro homesteads were scattered irregularly over hilltops and valleys, a number of homesteads constituting a village, villages combining to form hill communities, a number of which made up the tribe.
Factors and levels were combined constituting a total of four measurements.
Combined mapping information of the reads constituting a contig can be subsequently combined into a taxonomy consensus.
The latter variable was included because baseline levels usually constitute a period of combined sympathetic and, probably more important, parasympathetic activity, and the latter can positively influence amylase activity itself [31, 32].
Microsoft's two search services, MSN and Live.com, constitute a distant third, at a combined 5.4percentt.
The metabolic syndrome (MetS) constitutes a complex disorder combining obesity, dyslipidemia, hyperglycemia, and hypertension, associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular diseases, especially CAD.
New technologies are "absolutely transformative" and all the changes combined constitute a revolution, says Scofield.
If these four recent investors were working together, they would constitute a "concert party", with combined ownership above the 30% threshold (Goldilocks and the Three Bears? Some concert).
As soon as the packets are available in all queues that constitute a vector, they are combined and transmitted at once, without considering or updating the queue backlogs.
