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This article first gives a quick summary of existing FPN correction methods and explains how our approach relates to them.

The appendix on phylogeny estimation discusses the author's methods and explains the use of mitochondrial DNA for examining closely related species.

Money, who does in fact have beautiful skin, has gone on to make quite a few videos in which she shows off her face shaving methods and explains that people who don't think they need to get rid of their facial hair are "lying to yourself and to your husband and/or boyfriend who is secretly pissed off that you have a mustache.

This report describes the evolution of supplemental surveillance for behaviors and clinical outcomes, articulates the rationale for the development of this new supplemental HIV surveillance system, briefly describes the MMP methods, and explains how MMP is being used at the local and national levels.

The tutorial provides a general background for the methods and explains common applications and capabilities.

Still, there currently persists a silence about the methods of interdisciplinary collaboration itself, and the core of this paper proposes a template for such methods and explains how breaking this silence – by making the methods of interdisciplinary projects transparent – could further invigorate interdisciplinary research.

Along this chapter, we will review these coarse-grained methods, and explain their physical foundations and their range of applicability.

His Ph.D. secure, he says he set out to see if cell competition "was a topic we could study with modern genetics methods and explain it".

The remainder of the paper is organized as follows: in Section 2, the authors describe the research tools and research methods and explain the data sources and structure.

The principal aim of the present special issue is to acquaint crime researchers and criminology students with some of these technologies and methods and explain how they can be used in crime research.

We argue that this problem is an important but challenging one for the current state of the art data mining methods and explain what improvements on current methods would be useful.