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Here we apply a comparative genomics approach using sophisticated methods, newly developed programs, and a comprehensive taxon sampling.

Comparing with the traditional therapeutic methods, newly developed cancer therapy based on the nanoparticulates attracted extensively interest due to its unique advantages.

Quality of the red-oil during this trial was monitored using a method newly developed in-house for the complex analysis of red-oil species using UPLC-QTOF.

We examined four Hoolock and six Nomascus clones by the method newly developed in the present study, and one and three clones, respectively, exhibited an HOR sign.

Although ESD is a useful method newly developed not only for endoscopic curative resection of EGCs but also for accurate histological diagnosis, the indications for such endoscopic treatment are limited to small, well-differentiated adenocarcinomas with minimal submucosal invasion (Hirasaki et al, 2005; Kato, 2005).

11 We improve the peridicity detection performance of the piccolo method by introducing Akaike's Information Criterion (AIC) 4 instead of BIC, and demonstrate its performance through a comparison with two conventional methods, one newly developed method and the old version of our method (BIC version of the piccolo) on two simulation datasets and twelve microarray datasets.

In contrast to existing methods, the newly developed procedure yields reliable results for the individual sections.

Compared to the published methods, the newly developed dual-mode gradient is faster and more efficient at simultaneously separating hydrophilic and hydrophobic components in Danshen and its preparations.

The method uses newly developed integrated analysis that combines the VTOL propulsion sizing method with modified FW aircraft sizing theories.

In particular, we discuss the rolling theory for granular solids proposed by J.R. Johanson in the 1960s, later trials utilizing slab method and newly developed final element models.

OCT is a non-contact, light-based imaging method utilising newly developed fibreoptic technology.