We used 6,865 localities of known species occurrences, from an initial total of 18,595 records from BirdLife Australia (http://www.birdata.com.au/maps.vm); the initial dataset was reduced by only including a single known locality per 30 × 30 arcsec grid cell.
A large proportion of compression impression occurrences from only a few deposits are preserved during the Paleocene Epoch, especially late Paleocene (58.7 55.8 Ma: Table 1).
A quantitative test of ISS prediction on post-1945 conflict data (see Methods) indicated that ISS for agriculture vs. nomadic pastoralism made a significant contribution to predict conflict occurrence from a logistic regression model (containing ISS and two spatial eigenvectors as predictors; N = 500, χ2 = 157.5, p<0.0001; partial effect of ISS: t = 2.58, p = 0.01).
Certain contextual factors disqualified a key word occurrence from a SUD care designation.
A specific questionnaire was completed only for burn victims to assess patterns of injury occurrence from a prevention perspective, results of which are published elsewhere [ 14].
(D ) Is a composite distribution map giving the mean, relative probability of occurrence from (A – C ). DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04395.008 The predicted environmental niche for zoonotic transmission of EVD is shown in Figure 5.
This site of cancer, which was rarely seen in the earlier period, has increased in occurrence from a pooled CIR of 0.7 in 1964 79 to 3.7 in 1989 96 (Table 5).
The TFBS classes shared in common by the stress-associated orthologs with other paralogous genes are largely associated with basal growth and developmental functions, ranging in occurrence from a simpler non-modular combinations of five TFBS classes per cluster to a more complex but non-modular combinations of more than ten TFBS classes per cluster.
The database used for the present study included information recorded for the SHCS up to October 2004, and has been supplemented with independent information on cancer occurrence from a record-linkage study between the SHCS and eight Swiss Cantonal Cancer Registries (Clifford et al, 2005).
Given the positional occurrences for two motifs represented in sets A and B respectively, we defined two occurrences (one from A and one from B) to be overlapping if they shared at least one base.
