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But lately it has also mixed in material from large media companies like CBS, Viacom's MTV Networks and USA Network.

We present in this work data about a peculiar type of alluvial fans formed exclusively by volcaniclastic material from large explosive eruptions.

The future direction envisions that large studies will be accompanied by, biological-, and molecular- information and corresponding material from large numbers of patients and healthy persons, where the protein data from large biobank archives will play a mandatory role.

Our study demonstrates that the stable carbon isotope composition of archeological bone material from large herbivores can provide integrative constraints on paleoenvironmental and vegetation changes, prehistoric animal management and land-use.

Right now, researchers must haplotype by analyzing genetic material from large families, or in their absence track gene frequencies in lots of individuals, a statistical process that is "prone to error," says geneticist Andrew Collins of Southampton University in the United Kingdom.

Several tumor resequencing projects have collected and analyzed genetic material from large cohorts of patients in an effort to identify important somatic events that may represent drug targets or predictive biomarkers [ 1].

High protistan diversity in the <0.8 µm size fraction, in particular sequences from radiolarians and ciliates (and their absence in the 0.8 3 µm fraction), suggest that most of the DNA in this fraction comes from extracellular material from larger cells.

Hyperspectral imaging is a remote-sensing technique used to obtain spectral reflectance information about materials from large scale surface areas of square-kilometers to small surfaces of square-millimeter area [6].

Most of these pamphlets were obtained from websites, but where these were not available online, a request was made for relevant materials from large mental health and community organisations.

This assignment allows the use of archival material, including material derived from large-randomised clinical trials, to determine the predictive and/or prognostic value of 'intrinsic glioma subtypes' on Exon arrays.

(i) large impacts: the central hills/peaked ring of large craters are the rebound material excavated from large depths and (ii) volcanic/plutonic events which bring deep material up through dykes.