In medical research, continuous biomarkers have been commonly explored as diagnostic tools to distinguish subjects, such as diseased and non-diseased groups [ 1].
They have been commonly explored using different types of molecular data: rDNA 18S and 28S, mitochondrial genes, complete mitochondrial genomes, nuclear protein coding genes, the presence of shared intron positions [ 12] or mitochondrial gene rearrangements [ 27].
This characteristic has been commonly used in studies to assess the degree of urbanization of an environment as well as explore the spatial extent of surface urban heat islands (Roy and Yuan 2009).
The book explores these claims through textual, historical and theological analyses, proposing that many of them stand up better to critical scrutiny than has been commonly acknowledged.
SSI have been commonly used in evaluating health programs and are particularly useful for exploring people's in-depth knowledge, experiences and understanding.
The toxic potential of insoluble nanoparticles is commonly explored in laboratory studies involving rats or mice.
Among them, a high-rise storage has been here explored, being it commonly recognized as strongly hazardous even by technical standards in terms of both nominal fire load and designed physical domain.
The association between headache, mainly migraine, and several psychiatric disorders, most commonly anxiety and depression, has been extensively explored by epidemiological and prospective studies [3 7].
