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Two methods that create embryonic stem (ES) cells without destroying viable embryos can work--at least in mice.

Adopting methods that create dummies for the regions would unnecessarily upsurge the number of parameters to be estimated and could lead to unstable estimates.

There are no systematic methods that create a two-dimensional layout of the computed biclusters and display overlaps between them.

Since CLUS-HCM-ENS is much faster than other classifier-based methods that create one binary classifier for each functional class [ 29], these results suggest that our method compares favorably with classifier-based gene prediction algorithms in terms of speed.

Reasons for these negative attitudes include lack of knowledge about the elderly, lack of contact, the age differential between the young health provider and the older patient, as well as certain learning methods that create or reinforce negative stereotypes of the elderly [ 4, 5].

As the production of genetic sexing mosquito strains and molecular methods that create male bias and/or elimination of the female sex are ideal strategies for sterile insect technique [ 40], it follows that a conserved sex regulator like doublesex (and transformer) would be optimal molecular targets for such control programs [ 41].

It's the confrontation of all these different methods that creates knowledge".

Surfaces can be rendered from the 3D data set using an isosurface algorithm (see Materials and Methods) that creates a digital surface corresponding to constant intensity values in the reconstructed data.

For my money, the heavy-handed, artificial planting method that creates a uniform and dull woodland has had its day.

David Orozco, an artist and stay-at-home father of six, has developed a new construction method that creates an elegant, boxy three-dimensional lattice.

The central question of Baze is: Does the Eighth Amendment bar an execution method that creates an unnecessary risk of pain and suffering, or does it merely protect inmates against the wanton infliction of pain and suffering?