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A relative measure of the evolutionary rates of the orthologous genes between annuals and perennials enabled us to effectively disentangle the genome-wide effect of plant life history trait on the evolutionary rate from locus-specific effects of evolutionary forces such as protein dispensability or selective constraints.

We also found that the regression tree model built in this study enabled us to effectively detect the nonlinear relationship between LST and biophysical composition.

This approach enabled us to effectively address two issues.

Our multiplexed MSRE enrichment approach enabled us to effectively differentiate between lung cancer, pulmonary fibrosis, and healthy subjects allowing for the formulation of a four-marker model capable of distinguishing lung cancer from controls, fibrotic ILD, and COPD.

Furthermore, we may conclude that the centrifugation step at the end of the functionalization process enabled us to effectively separate the f-CNTs according to the density of the chemical groups attached to their surface.

This type of profile (Fig. 4 ) enables us to effectively threshold the filtered data by using a value set to roughly a half of the ideal profile plateau (roughly −1.8 to 1.8, Fig. 4) for a certain scale.

The basis for the genome mapping technology that enables us to effectively address shortcomings of existing methodologies is the use of motif maps derived from extremely long DNA molecules hundreds of kb in length.

By including an interaction term, they enable us to effectively identify and estimate the size and statistical precision of any effect measure modification between E and D on O.

The physiology, metabolism and behaviour of organisms, including us, are aligned to this daily cycle through internal clocks which enable us to effectively "know" the time of day.

"Life shows that simply expanding will not enable us to effectively counter the main threats that we are facing today," he told Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, the NATO secretary general, at a Kremlin meeting.

This enables us to effectively fuse data corresponding to all available illuminators to accumulate sufficient signal energy without further extending the CPI.