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For example, by analysing the way American hospitals carried out mundane tasks, such as bed-changing and deciding where to put doctors' offices, it was able to point out more efficient ways of using people and equipment.

For example, by analysing the sequences of 2 individuals (mouse A and B) we identified two expansions with the same VβJβ combination and one expansion with a different VβJβ combination in the two mice (Table S1).

To elucidate what happens on the microlevel and in the short term, studies with more sensitive markers are needed; for example, by analysing dosing patterns of insulin and oral antidiabetics from diabetic diaries in patients starting antidepressant treatment.

However for attrition due to death it is necessary to consider separately the study participants who survive and those who die, for example by analysing their data separately or using a joint model for the longitudinal responses and the probability of survival [ 13].

The interaction between environmental and developmental factors that influence leaf development and gene expression can be addressed in several ways, for example by analysing plants with mutations that affect leaf development [ 6] or by exposing plants to highly controlled conditions and measuring changes in gene expression or developmental parameters following changes in specific variables [ 7].

When asked to predict the likelihood of a nuclear test in North Korea in the next three months, for example, Hare didn't start by analysing the geopolitical situation there, or investigating whether its new leader was more likely to run tests; the arguments on either side, he says, cancelled each other out.

By analysing a wide range of examples, we have aimed to understand and systematize how medical technologies shape illness.

For example, by collecting and analysing high-throughput ChIP-Seq data, Yang et al. (22) developed a database called 'ChIPBase' to decode transcriptional regulatory relationships of lncRNAs.

SAIL contributes to this work by linking health and non-health datasets, for example, by providing analyses which use Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to relate the nature of the built environment to body mass index and obesity, by anonymous linkage to general practice data.

In the experiments, the Ti in the starting crystals of Mount Porndon olivine, which is low anyway (~20 ppm in an example analysed by Eggins et al. 1998), would have been lost during recrystallisation, while the infrared fingerprint of the [Ti] substitution was only recognised later (Berry et al. 2005).

This requires the knowledge of noise model, which can be inferred, for example, by flow cytometric analyses.