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A narrower analysis was then carried out by excluding the S1 and S2 samples, which allowed the complete discrimination of the six late ripening samples of both genotypes.

Previous work suggested the benefit of a simple post-demodulator LMS filter but the focus was narrow and analysis was hindered by the nonlinearity of the demodulation process and the nonstationary signal environment.

The polydispersity of pentablock copolymers obtained from GPC analysis was narrow between 1.10 and 1.38.

It did not list all the alternative locations that had been considered but said: "In the later stages of the review, the analysis was narrowed down to the group's home markets, the UK and Hong Kong, both of which are considered by the board to be world-class financial centres with high quality regulatory regimes capable of hosting a global systemically important bank such as HSBC".

"Housing does not provide a solution until the pathways into homelessness are narrowed". The group's analysis was based on records for 9 million county residents who received public assistance at any point between 2002 and 2010.

The area of analysis was narrowed only to the target amplicons.

A narrow in silico promoter analysis was performed on genes identified as anti-correlated or antagonistically regulated to identify response elements for GR and ER.

Since at the moment of the analysis, the data were available for only two influenza proteins, neuraminidase and hemagglutinin, the provided below analysis was narrowed down to these two viral proteins.

Further analysis was narrowed to a subset of genes that had relatively high expression in rye, namely 112 rye genes, i.e. approximately 0.5% of the genes in the reference set, that were represented by at least 10 transcripts in at least one of the rye tissues but which were not detected among the 6,674,733 triticale cDNA reads.

As specified in appendix 2 of Annex 16 of the ICAO convention, narrow band analysis is one recommended procedure for identifying these tones.

The environmental groups argue that the revised analysis was too narrow and didn't take into account substantial recent changes, including California's drought and the expansion of a nearby landfill.