Example analyses of unspiked and spiked drinking and river water are shown.
Example analyses of three data sets also highlight these advantages of the new method.
For example, analyses of BAC end sequences and preliminary generation of BAC contigs by using the above libraries have been conducted.
For example, analyses of β-globin gene loci and the regulatory regions of the H19 using 4C and 5C have revealed large domains of interacting chromatin fibers (Dostie et al., 2006; Zhao et al., 2006).
Example analyses of SMA single crystals that include non-transforming precipitates and poly-crystalline aggregates are considered and the effects of both elastic and transformation anisotropy in these materials are demonstrated.
We view descriptions of manual movement that focus only on how the hand is moving, for example, analyses of the shape, pace, and morphology of the hand's kinematic path through space, as failing to capture the sensorimotor schemes generating this movement.
For example, analyses of natural flowering time variation have detected geographic clines that may result from ecological adaptation to local environments [3], [5].
For example, analyses of the ITS2 data for the Chlorophyceae place the Chlamydomonadales as a basal, paraphyletic assemblage in the class (Fig. 1), whereas, both 18S and 26S rRNA data place the Oedogoniales, Chaetophorales and/or Chaetopeltidales as basal members of the class [19], [25].
For example, analyses of tweets have been used to detect patterns of disease, detecting and mapping outbreaks of influenza, cholera and food poisoning.
For example, analyses of mammary gland growth and development show high levels of BRCA1 expression in terminal end buds during puberty and in budding alveoli during pregnancy.
