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However, the incompleteness of the P. reichenowi genome sequence (available sequence reads aligned to only ∼ 42% of the P. falciparum 3D7 genome sequence) means that most loci could not be effectively analysed for inter-specific divergence [3], so most signatures of positive directional selection have not yet been discriminated.

The macrophage response to infection and activation by immune stimulants can be effectively analysed by microarray analysis allowing thousands of genes to be monitored for expression in parallel.

Burn-in was set to 25% (7500), so 22,500 trees were effectively analysed with TreeAnnotator version 1.6.1 [ 34] to form the summary tree.

The results of the applications of system characteristic analysis clearly show that the effects of different configuration characteristics on the system properties can be effectively analysed and evaluated, enabling the optimization of system configurations.

Although factors associated with the utilisation of bone density measurement (BDM) and osteoporosis treatment have been regularly assessed in the US and Canada, they have not been effectively analysed in European countries.

The increasing number of sequenced prokaryotic genomes contains a wealth of genomic data that needs to be effectively analysed.

To effectively analyse publication bias in the context of our study, all accepted and rejected ECR abstracts would need to be included and analysed.

Effectively, analyses of the present study and recent work by Gradel et al. (2017) showed that precipitation is the most decisive climatic factor for both species.

However, enamel decalcification time and its negative impact on RNA integrity makes it difficult to effectively analyse in situ gene expression.

This electrode can effectively analyse glucose concentration in human serum samples, avoiding interference, and is a promising nonenzymatic glucose sensor due to its low overpotential, high sensitivity, good selectivity, good stability, fast response, and low cost.

To effectively analyse data generated in various experiments, it is necessary to manage this data in an organized manner.