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The Handbook contains extensive coverage of established and emerging display technologies, with discussion of physical principles, materials science and processing, device technologies and particular areas of application.

Gene Therapy of Cancer: Methods and Protocols, Second Edition fully updates the first edition with expert coverage of established and novel protocols involving both experimental and clinical approaches to cancer gene therapy.

This update improves the consensus reconstruction's coverage of established biochemical knowledge, and improves the predictive ability of simulations using the yeast GEM.

Thus, a metabolic model based upon a reconstruction with improved coverage of established biochemistry of isoenzymes would make less accurate predictions of individual gene essentiality than a model based upon a less complete reconstruction.

Geni's simple Flash interface was an innovation among genealogical sites (see our coverage of established competitors like MyHeritage and Ancestry.com).com

Hence, a systematic approach to survey revision seems to lead to a wider coverage of dimensions – established ones as well as emerging ones.

But, because of its problem of limited coverage area, high costs of establishing and maintaining infrastructure, etc., there is no perfect radar network of many regions (Gu et al. 2010).

Defining the length of the ice season simply as the number of days of ice coverage avoids the considerable complication of establishing start and end dates of ice coverage.

In order to overcome this limitation of EST coverage we established a sequence-based prediction method for alternative splicing at NAGNAG acceptors.

In 2002, driven by a frenzy of national media coverage, Mr. Booker established himself as a fundraising phenomenon, outpacing the efforts of the better-established incumbent by drawing from traditionally donor-heavy zip codes outside of Newark in Manhattan, California and the wealthy New Jersey suburbs.

He bemoans how dependent Pākehā awareness is upon coverage in established media: "Most of our educated Pākehā population is highly reliant on mainstream media.