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A mixed analysis of variance (ANOVA) found no difference in the overall amount of object exploration made by the two groups, F 1, 20) = 2.28, p =.15.

In this paper, we introduce an algorithm for discovering mutated driver patterns de novo using somatic mutation data from biological datasets, which is based on recent exploration made by Vandin et al. [ 19] and Zhao et al. [ 21].

For 'Explorer' types, we considered the first exploration made by the animal as the timing of the dispersal prelude: we used the date when the individual was seen for the last time before making the first foray beyond the 588 m radius from the centre of the home-range of origin.

These nautical-looking "instruments," spurred by the cosmic implications of space-age exploration, were made by the painter in 1962 but not shown until now.

These nautical-looking "instruments," spurred by the cosmic implications of space-age exploration, were made by the painter in 1962 but have not been shown until now.

About the same time, further explorations were made by another Italian, Capt.

The next major Spanish explorations were made by Álvaro de Mendaña de Neira and Pedro Fernández de Quirós.

From there he extended explorations made earlier by the 16th-century Dutch navigator Willem Barents, who had also sought a Northeast Passage to Asia.

Using DO with RE enabled exploration of errors made by HSAs through an in-person, direct assessment of HSA performance in real-world clinical cases.

Manne's analysis can be seen as an exploration of an observation made by Margaret Atwood — that men are afraid that women will laugh at them, and women are afraid that men will kill them.

The discovery has been made by an exploration firm licensed under the name Horse Hill, 30 per cent of which is owned by UK Oil and Gas investments, or UKOG, whose share price got an impressive boost from the annoucement.