Whilst this work is ongoing, even in its current form the method can illuminate dependability issues; for example, analysing the set of valid options can highlight the dependency of the workflow on a specific cloud (as in the running medical workflow example).
Other aspects of the results also show a consistency between activation and repression, for example, analysing the data for target clusters, as described in a previous section, but analysing activation and repression targets separately, gives very similar results (not shown).
For example, analysing the individual domains separately in the present study showed that age-related hormonal decline was reported as having the most negative impact on the men's memory, energy, sex life, and physical stamina.
We now give several examples of analysing the repository using code from this R package.
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, when analysing the effect of ECEC characteristics on children's development of language and literacy skills, it is important to take into account if and when a child changes ECEC settings.
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).
Thus, for example, in analysing the genetic causes of a disease, a user could assess connectivity of seed-genes to previously identified candidate-genes for that disease.
In this paper, an air-supported membrane structure ruins protection pavilion in Chinese is taken for representative example to analyse the feasibility of fire protection design and propose corresponding solutions of performance-based fire protection.
Grant add: "Tools like real options analysis, developed as part of the investment decision-making process in the oil industry for example, analyse the impact of significant uncertainty on a decision.
