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Between the disabling nature of his death and the enabling tests of time, one thought still sustains me: it is the old idea that the arc of the moral universe may be long, but it still bends towards justice.
The PLINK Filter tool filters p-values from multiple analyses, enabling tests of replication across different studies or integration of results from separate analyses run for a single study.
Phyllostomids are also ideal for investigating the forces underlying phylogenetic conflict because their ecology is relatively well understood (Santana & Dumont, 2009; Dumont et al., 2012), enabling tests of adaptive convergence as a source of conflict.
In an approach similar to that employed in framework analysis (Pope et al. 2000), a series of general and then increasingly more specific questions were elaborated, enabling testing of alternative explanations of phenomena.
The hearts can be easily processed for immunohistochemistry or in situ hybridization with standard protocols thereby enabling testing of the expression of various biomarkers before and after exposure to the test compounds.
This precision enables tests of fundamental physics and cosmology, as well as practical applications such as satellite navigation.
Performing experiments with particles of different radii will enable tests of such decoherence mechanisms in a new size range while, at the same time, allowing to test alternative theoretical models.
The reconstructed time series enables tests of upper atmosphere climate models over the last six solar cycles.
A longitudinal study design enables tests of compounds against newly arising tumors (prevention), as well as against established tumors (treatment).
The next generation of genome editing-inspired tools for zebrafish researchers should enable tests of cell-restricted, inducible genetic deletion of key Nrg1 components in multiple cell types.
An improved understanding of both species boundaries and phylogeographic structure enables tests of hypotheses related to the geographic origin of clades, connecting their divergence to regional processes, and facilitates comparisons of patterns of lineage divergence across taxa.
