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The figure shows a representativce Western blot for the data that are presented in Fig. 6.

Since TA Instruments use a positive sign for an exothermic reaction, which is opposite to the conventional presentation used by MicroCal (GE), we manually converted the measured raw data that are presented in all figures.

For the non-bioinformatics specialist, however, many of the currently available tools provide overwhelming amounts of data that are presented in a non-intuitive way.

7f & 7f' re-illustrate data that are presented in Figures 7c & 7d, respectively) were contrasted to pitch-jumps from SI tests that we matched for the production of punctuated USVs a posteriori (arrow g and arrowheads g1' g4' in Figure 7e denote pairs of mice that emitted a comparable number of punctuated calls).

Therefore, the data that are presented here have allowed for the first time the rationalization of JH-agonist SAR not only at a qualitative level but also provided quantitative relationships between the structure of JH compounds and their biological activity as summarized and reflected in likelihood models of the docking pocket of a putative JH receptor.

The unpublished data that are presented were produced in the research group of J-AG.

The interface was also used to record the data that is presented here.

An emerging science, visual analytics couples analytical reasoning with the substantial capability of the human brain to rapidly internalize and understand data that is presented visually.

"Jezierski's original trend lines based on actual operations were not satisfactory to Ledford because the trend lines did not show sufficiently robust collection results in the beginning of the collection cycle to satisfy Ledford," the plea agreement states, referring to historical financial trend data that was presented to investors.

It is data visualization software that can create pictures and charts based off of data that is presented to it.

This is nearly 100% identical to the experimental data that was presented by O'Donoghue et al.'s measurement (2000).