Harmonization experts must understand the spatial harmonization theory (more information in [8]), have the skills to handle data models (with in-depth knowledge of conceptual modeling languages and encodings), and practically realize the harmonization (e.g. skills to handle ETL tools).
Building from the dataset originally reported in Reed et al. (2014), here we have presented the analyses that specifically focus on the complex genotype-by-diet interaction effects on MetS-like symptoms that can be modeled using this multidimensional dataset with in-depth exploration of the variance profiles of the individual phenotypes of gene expression and metabolite levels.
Qualitative study with in-depth, personal interviews.
Ted Koppel and his colleagues have created the model for in-depth news reporting.
Animal models allow in-depth studies of phenotypic variation associated with genes, which are impossible in human subjects (for example, genetic manipulations such as gene knockouts).
Macroview of the different kinds of procurement models and in-depth process analysis of each model.
In general, there is good correlation between the magnitude and distribution of ground shaking experienced during the earthquake and mapped landslide density, though limited data and varying fault models prevent any in-depth comparison with high-resolution maps of ground shaking experienced.
However, Andrews believes more research is needed to explore the models in depth and to discover whether people with dementia, and their carers, are really satisfied with what is offered.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 a A homogenous anticline model in depth domain with its related common offset curves (in blue) in (t, x. h) domain, showing the CRP trend and the CMP gather (green) related to point R in depth.
VTEC infection is a rare disease in Finland and we used Poisson distribution based hurdle models with variable selection based on in-depth questionnaires and known risk factors.
The model is described in depth in the Appendix.
