Summary: Data visualization can play a key role in comparative genomics, for example, underpinning the investigation of conserved synteny patterns.
The management of a 50 year old man with an acute myocardial infarction, for example, is underpinned by a wealth of research data: his investigations, pharmacotherapy and optimal nursing environment can each be guided by algorithm.
Is the current UK model (underpinned by IP rights) fit for purpose?
With rather more reason than modern Labour, it likes to think of itself as a Great Movement as well as a party; a fervent cause with a simple objective (simpler, for example, than socialism) underpinned by the tactical opportunism common to any successful political campaign – or successful government, because it is that, too.
Sometimes, the underpinning is metaphorical minerals, for example, underpin both industry and, in the form of gold and silver, economics.
It will, for example, underpin the relatively strong dollar and it will clear the path for our own rate rise in the next few months.
Such assumptions, for example, underpin the UK's recent and well-received quality improvement ambitions outlined in the 2008 Darzi Review.
Given that IPCC assessments are widely recognized as the most comprehensive reviews of climate change science, the 2007 report will certainly affect national and international policies, for example by underpinning negotiations on new greenhouse gas emissions targets to succeed the Kyoto Protocol, the first phase of which is set to expire in 2012.
Having outlined the content of each column, the following provides an example of the flow of reasoning for one particular type of intervention underpinned by elements of the model.
This is increasingly evident in Ramadan marketing on Arab television for example, where the focus is now on selling, underpinned by a religious theme, but not on the holy month itself.
The requirement for consent is underpinned by ethical principles of respect for persons and individual autonomy.
