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The majority of previously published characters are taken from analyses of basal tetanurans by Holtz et al. [12] and Smith et al. [13], and an analysis of allosauroid interrelationships by Brusatte and Sereno [22] (note that many of these characters also overlap with those in Benson [10] and Benson et al. [42]).

The data was read and re-read to "discover" or label variables and their interrelationships by using open (identifying, naming, categorizing) and axial coding (relating codes or categories) (Strauss and Corbin 1998).

Boulding conceptualized systems' interrelationships by stating that "all lower level systems are embedded in systems of a higher order [and become their sub-systems]...but higher level systems have unique characteristics".

Here, we set out to clarify this functional p53-p73 interrelationship by analyzing spontaneous tumorigenesis in mice deficient for both p53 and p73.

The pattern of interrelationships revealed by nuclear markers mirrors the haplotypic structure detected by cpDNA sequences at the global scale, as the same groups are supported in parsimony analysis (Figs  3A and 4A).

The observed shifts for different conditions have previously been shown to be in accord with interrelationships predicted by a formal theoretical treatment, but no physical interpretation was attempted.

Three key operating parameters, initial mixed liquor suspended solids (initial MLSS), HRT (hydraulic retention time) and reaction temperature (T), were selected, and their interrelationships studied by the Box Behnken design.

Additional research is needed to determine if the factors we identified and the interrelationships outlined by the concept map are applicable to other types of audiences, other medical specialties, and other geographical regions.

This top-scoring sub-network included 26 genes whose related top-function was 'inflammatory diseases' with a probability value of 10-54 (Fisher's exact test) of gene interrelationships being by chance.

A traditional musical instrument is a collection of acoustic elements whose interrelationships are fixed by the instrument builder.

Like the living members of Chondrostei, order Palaeonisciformes is not a natural group but rather a series of families connected by interrelationships that are poorly understood.