Next, a multivariate spectral embedding, based on the similarity between lateralisation maps, enabled us to examine a generic structure of the brain's functional lateralisation profiles, i.e. its "morphospace 25,26.
Thirdly, our study collected data on three major aspects of lifetime exposure (childhood, adult residential, and occupational), which enabled us to examine a reference group that had been unexposed to either active or passive smoking.
The multiple loss experiences reported by our study sample enabled us to examine a possible "dose-response-effect" as has been documented in the trauma literature for the development of PTSD [for example 3].
The hope is that the advances in sequencing technology will enable doctors to examine a patient's genome for clues about the origin of disease (see "Genomics Technology Races to Save Newborns") or how a patient will respond to treatments (see "Foundation Medicine: Personalizing Cancer Drugs" and "Consumer Genetic Test Can Predict Your Drug Response").
This enables us to examine a broader range of media coverage.
However, bed rest studies on the ground in Envihab will enable doctors to examine a larger number of subjects under completely controlled conditions.
To enable us to examine a range of volume expanders and conditions, we focused on a single method, TEG, to assess blood clotting in vitro.
This enables us to examine a BLSOM power for separating the species with a relatively close phylogenetic relationship and to clarify difference in the genome signatures of the closely related species.
This sample size will also enable us to examine an effect size of 0.15 for a linear multiple regression for these outcome variables, with up to 6 predictors, an alpha level of 0.05 and a power co-efficient of 0.80 (actual sample size required = 98).
Because such simulations enable the user to examine a whole variety of stressors on individual bees, and the effects on the colony, finding a standard way of comparing the responses of the colony would be useful in risk assessment.
This free program enables food microbiologists, technologists and engineers to examine a large number of heat processing options and assess their potential safety implications.
