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That's correct, but sticky given that the now politely infamous NSA leaker Edward Snowden has directly alleged that the NSA engages in "industrial surveillance," and a recently released slide (page 48) revealing of a week's worth of PRISM activity indicates that collected information included topics such as "energy" in Mexico, "trade" in Israel, and "oil" in Venezuela.

For fecal samples, the increased probability of detecting viral RNA in feces compared with oropharyngeal or cloacal swabs indicates that collecting a fresh fecal sample when available would improve surveillance efficiency.

Model sensitivity analysis indicates that collecting additional monitoring data for tuna species common in the commercial market, as well as swordfish, shrimp, Pacific pollock, and Atlantic crabs, would result in the greatest improvements in per capita exposure estimates.

The spatial development of tubules was registered on whole-mount specimens and on cryo-sections labeled with soybean agglutinin (SBA) and tissue-specific antibodies indicating that collecting duct tubules were developed.

Analysis of variance components and costs for each stage of the survey design indicated that collecting 10 soil cores per field was near the optimum of 11 15, whereas sampling >1 field per landowner provided few benefits because data from fields within landowners were highly correlated.

However, our personal contacts with mushroom hunters and traders over the last few years indicated that collecting this mushroom in June and July each year often provides up to half of a household's annual income for many people in southern and central Yunnan.

The sample size was also small, especially for the objective measures, limiting statistical power, but we were able to indicate that collecting the objective data posed no difficulty.

Two of these fruit icons were marked with a cross indicating that collecting these fruits would result in subtraction of points.

These results indicate that collecting genotypes and phenotypes on training animals with low to moderate reliability will be of more relative value to genomic predictions that account for only 50% genetic variation (i.e. correlation 0.7 between genomic prediction and real merit) than they will for genomic predictions that account for a high proportion of variance.

Few of the people interviewed indicated that information collected led to any form of collaborative team work, or to any active coordination of the care of a person with chronic illness.

Figure  4A indicates that samples collected before treatment had more similar microbial population structure to each other and to samples collected on Day 14 and 30.