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In contrast, BioStar (Parnell et al., 2011), an open, community-driven bioinformatics resource, currently hosts >2300 threads, which far exceeds the sum of discussions found on communities operated by sequencing companies (Supplementary Table S2).

Alternatively, tests conducted by El-Ashkar et al. (2012) showed that loading the beams to their first cracking loads before the application of FRP sheets strengthening has virtually no effect on the repair efficiency; however, no discussions were found on the effect of increasing the preloading level and the associated increase in crack width and length.

It may not have been the detailed discussion of redistricting you might find on Meet the Press, but it was a fair-minded exploration of issues at the heart of the supposed 'enthusiasm gap' between Democrats and Republicans days before the midterm elections.

Some of the liveliest discussion can be found on Matt Spaiser's site The Suits of James Bond, which provides other insights into the Bond oeuvre.

Our contribution to the research evaluation discussion can be found on the development of evaluation methodology for transport research projects, which includes multiple evaluation methods and considers many of the above aspects.

Within hours of the president's remarks, a thread appeared on the white supremacist Web forum Stormfront devoted to an ugly discussion of an image found on Facebook that bloggers incorrectly identified as the dead teen.

While this discussion focuses on incidentalomas found on MDCT, many of its lessons also apply to ultrasonography and MRI.

This kind of attack on the pope is the sort of thing that is often found on internet discussion threads, but should not be endorsed by our local governments, and hardly helps foster community relations.

A nice discussion about this can be found on the comp.sys.mac.system group.

The EC funded project, OSIRIS, is working on integrating different methods in line with the REACH legislation [34], further discussion of which can be found on the RAINBOW project website [35].

The Naked Scientists is broadcast on BBC local radio across the east of England every Sunday evening at 6 p.m. Radio material, plus articles and a discussion forum can also be found on the Naked Scientists Web site.