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We then matched the names of these companies to records in the historical patent application database published by the United States Patent and Trademark Office ("USPTO").

Basic geographical information obtained by surface weather observation stations in China and the 1 1000000 soil database published by the Chinese Academy of Sciences were used.

The reliability of the proposed and existing parametric equations was then assessed using the acrylic joint database published by the UK Department of Energy (Draft Background to New Fatigue Design Guidance for Steel Joints and Connections in Offshore Structures, 1995).

To demonstrate the applications of our DEA-based methodology, we use data of key engineering specifications, product attributes, and emissions performances in the vehicle emissions testing database published by the US EPA to evaluate the sustainable design performances of different automobile manufacturers.

Z-scores for patients above 18 years of age were calculated by means of an internet database, published by the German Federal Statistical Office [ 18].

Analyses of hpr1, hpr2 and the pheromone receptor genes of related organisms was done by the aid of the genome databases published by the Joint Genome Institute of the US Department of Energy (http://genome.jgi-psf.org) and the Broad Institute (http://www.broad.mit.edu/annotation/fgi/).edu/annotation/fgi/

The sample was selected by identifying all public corporations reporting at least $250 million in sales in the year 2003, which was the midpoint of our observation period, through the Compustat database published by Standard & Poor S&PP).

Information on drug prices was obtained from the International Drug Price Indicator Guide database published by Management Sciences for Health or from a World Health Organization AFRO database of indicator drug prices.

In this study this number was increased to 15, as we annotated the peptide precursor transcripts of two novel neuroparsin precursors, the tachykinin precursor, ecdysis-triggering hormone precursor, long neuropeptide F precursor and allatostatin-C precursor in the EST database published by Kang et al [ 13].

Based on the land-cover database published by Killeen et al. (2007), our results show that loss of vegetation was greatest between 1991 and 2001.

The land-cover change database published by Killeen et al. (2007) was reclassified in ArcGIS (ESRI; Redlands, CA) into three categories: natural, anthropogenic and water.