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However, as these data were also collected within the framework of interpreting long-term cervical cancer trends at a population level, only European countries or regions for which cervical cancer mortality and/or incidence data met eligibility criteria for the assessment of cervical cancer trends were included.

Our work extends knowledge of the connection between F and genetic diversity, providing a framework for interpreting a variety of features of values of F measured in population-genetic data.

The purpose of this paper is to offer a framework for interpreting students' understandings of and difficulties with mathematical ideas central to new directions in differential equations.

This conclusion has dramatic consequences for current theories on the evolution of sociality as it defines a new theoretical framework for interpreting the division of labor.

Thus, lack of a reliable framework for interpreting all the factors is considered a limitation of this study.

In the present study, we report the rickettsial OGs (RiOGs) in conjunction with a highly robust phylogeny of the core rickettsial genes, providing an evolutionary framework for interpreting the genomic characteristics of the four main lineages of Rickettsia.

We develop a framework for interpreting human use of the landscape and modeling occupation of open-air sites using the archaeological and paleoenvironmental record of Middle Stone Age (MSA) sites from Rusinga and Mfangano Islands, located near the eastern margin of Lake Victoria.

High-throughput sequencing of cDNA pools derived directly from microbial communities allows analysis of the (meta transcription profiles and may provide a molecular framework for interpreting physiochemical measurements of metabolism in chemosynthetic symbionts (Stewart et al. 2011).

Our results link two additional heterotrophic lineages to the predominantly photosynthetic chromalveolate supergroup, providing a new framework for interpreting the evolution of eukaryotic cell structures and the diversification of plastids.

Consequently, the framework for interpreting the outcomes of future experiments, inventory data analyses and modelling of mixed forests should be expanded to include trade-offs and the potential for mixed stands and of various species assemblages to reduce the risk of catastrophic failures of forests and to improve the resiliency of forestry under expected climate change.

In the context of the other IRK family structures, these new results provide a useful framework for interpreting the consequences of TKD mutations in this family.