Consequently, there is little opportunity to leverage, study and understand the expected mutual re-shaping of deliberations on traditional e-Participation and spontaneous citizen discussions on social media platforms.
The developed methods should leverage studies in developmental, stem cell, and cancer biology.
To fulfill our design methodology, we leverage the study of COCOA [12] to adaptive COCOA (ACOCOA) approach and develop a dynamic game-theoretic architecture for the watermark embedding problem which is described as a dynamic non-cooperative game with complete information [4].
The transcriptional regulation of ripening is well characterized in tomato as outlined in previous sections of this review providing opportunities for comparative genomics approaches to identify candidate genes from other fruit species taking advantage of leveraging functional studies performed in tomato.
Annotation of phenotypic data using ontologies and globally unique taxonomic identifiers will allow biologists to integrate phenotypic data from different organisms and studies, leveraging decades of work in systematics and comparative morphology.
See Kohler et al. (2011) for a discussion of how to leverage twin studies to model unobserved genetic endowments and causal pathways.
Given the need and the opportunity, in view of the available evidence, a taxonomy of conjugative plasmids is proposed in the hope that it will leverage plasmid studies.
The first type leverages longitudinal studies and has focused on the phenomenon of the onset of substance use and criminality specifically, which behavior occurred first among juveniles, and did it lead to the other behavior?
What is evident, however, is that a notion developed mainly for applications in physical and biological systems requires further elaboration and exploration if it is to provide explanatory leverage in studying the evolution of economic landscapes.
To identify candidate biomarkers, we leveraged our studies of gene expression profiles to find genes with differential behavior between, e.g., brain and non-brain tissue samples.
