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However, if we consider the net volume of SiO2 removed at temperatures of < 200°C, the isocon methods suggest a 35 wt.% loss of SiO2 from the original mudstone (Kawabata et al. 2007).
These methods suggest a path for the development of simple, inexpensive, and portable diagnostic assays that can be useful in remote settings, where simple immunoassays are becoming increasingly important for detecting disease and monitoring health.
The phylogenetic analysis (Figure 2, and Materials and Methods) suggest a scenario where NoAz has retained an ancestral genome size, and that larger changes in size has instead affected its closest relatives.
The sensitivity and specificity of various HPV detection methods suggest a reason for the variance among analyses of the prevalence of HPV in cervical cancer in China.
It remains an open issue why these four phylogenetic methods suggest a different basal node for the genus based on mtDNA and nuclear data sets.
The results of the two statistical methods suggest a causal association between those increases and publication of the RCTs, introduction of PCP financial incentives and CCC Program launch and programmatic correspondence, but not the CTFPHC guideline publication.
Phylogenetic reconstructions based on Bayesian Markov chain methods suggest an evolutionary scenario in which some large brained tropical passerines that invaded more seasonal regions evolved migratory behavior and migration itself selected for smaller brain size.
Thus, two FMCT methods suggest an interaction with the D(2) dopamine receptor, and a search of PubChem reveals a screening hit for cloperastine itself with the D(2) dopamine receptor (59).
A paper, just out in Nature Methods, suggests a cunning new way to collect data from wild animals without causing them undue stress.
Fire history analysis using dendrochronology methods suggests a historical pre-19000) firotationiof of ca. 550 yr, comparable with or longer than many other woodlands on the Colorado Plateau.
Evidence from comparisons between integer programming and heuristic solution methods suggests a suboptimality level of around 3%10%% for well-chosen heuristics, much depending on the problem and data.
