The recent advent of next-generation sequencing technology now makes it possible to survey multiple HSPs on a genome-wide basis [ 9], and to determine the homeologous subgenome-identity of individual bases at those HSP sites (Additional file 1: Figure S2).
The government hopes that the technology will shorten motorway closures after crashes as the scanners will save time by quickly making a 3D image of the whole crash site, rather than investigators having to survey multiple sections of a scene.
Ideally but unrealistically, all plots would have been completely surveyed multiple times per year, with precise measures of species abundance for monitoring population trends.
They are a cost-effective solution for surveying multiple samples and hence have achieved widespread usage.
While we did examine the scale alpha for nurses and physicians separately to ensure it was reasonable for both groups, this finding speaks to challenges noted by others when selecting one instrument to survey multiple disciplines or work areas [ 58].
The aim of the current study is to investigate the optimum b-value to detect breast tumors, surveying multiple b-value DWI signal attenuations.
Jonathan Cohen (University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, USA) described rare variants associated with lipid levels and noted the benefits of surveying multiple populations for rare variant discovery.
In most surveys, multiple transects or quadrats were used to estimate cover at a given reef, producing more than one cover value.
The Census Bureau found that in 2010, the government overcounted the non-Hispanic population by 0.8percentt, largely because people with multiple homes answered the survey multiple times.
Creative Practice and Critical Inquiry (CPCI) students survey multiple fields of intellectual inquiry while nurturing and refining their creative work.
Second, there is the possibility that the voters could be affected by the act of taking the survey multiple times.
