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The three responses considered differ not only in their conclusions, but also in their methodologies, illustrating how different techniques might be brought to bear on philosophical puzzles.

For each combination of these categories, a model is presented and discussed in the context of the yeast cell cycle, illustrating how different types of questions can be addressed by different model classes.

The uplift number provides a basis for understanding the morphologic similarity between landscapes in our analysis, illustrating how different combinations of climate, tectonics, and lithology can lead to equivalent morphologies.

Despite these limitations, this study contributes to the literature on piracy prevention by illustrating how different SCP tactics, and magnitudes of tactics, perform against piracy on both a global and continental level.

In addition, a number of exemplar use cases were generated, illustrating how different types of information can be combined to augment what we know about a person, including cyber (e.g., IP address), biometric (e.g., fingerprint), biographic (e.g., home address), and psychological (e.g., personality traits) information.

This is a vivid example illustrating how different computational tools can be used to identify biologically meaningful genomic regions and then feed them into the ngs.plot program for visualization.

Figure  1 illustrates how different approaches to estimating patient benefit can lead widely differing results in QALYs used in an analysis.

We also illustrate how different non-supervised clustering methods can be used to explore the data.

The layout illustrates how different cultures and Buddhist sects over the centuries shaped the form and meaning of the prints.

Their houses illustrate how different these men, who were friends and regular guests and hosts, were from one another.

The Writer Responds Ms. Rosenberg's and Ms. Hall's letters illustrate how different situations work for different students.