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Additionally, certain unique features of Blair's data also permit an exploration of previously unaddressed questions regarding the relationship between genetic divergence and development, biased sex ratios, fertility/infertility, and polyploidization in hybrid offspring.

Thus, recruitment was stopped, and all enrolled patients were followed to 1 year to provide an estimate of the primary outcome and permit an exploration of secondary outcomes.

Identification of the relevant traits for the interaction has permitted an exploration of a range of questions that include local, phylogenetic, and geographical perspectives.

The resulting analysis permits an exploration of the associations of HIV infection with individual-level, network-level and city-level parameters.

The application of this concept, made possible by CHAP 2, therefore permits an exploration of the broader pattern of gene conversion within the human lineage and beyond (for trends noted in the New World monkeys, see Supplementary Material online).

These models are primarily electrical, biochemical or mechanical in their orientation, and do not permit a full exploration of how the smooth muscle responds to electrical or mechanical forcing.

Although all the research questions in the topic guide were covered in the interviews, the poor recall of some experiences did not permit a lengthy exploration.

The model is simple enough (with three significant constants) to permit a thorough exploration of its properties, for both exponential growth and the steady state.

The matching from steps (ii) and (iii) will define the goodness of the numerical model and hence will permit a rapid exploration of several different configurations through the tool of the simulations.

The scope of this review does not permit a full exploration of the effects of all of the regenerative agents used in tendon research, so we will only briefly review a few studies examining the use of PRP and stem cells, which have recently garnered considerable interest as potential therapy modalities.

Short loops are efficiently modeled using ab-initio methods (i.e. LEAP) due to the small number of degrees of freedom, which permits an adequate exploration of the conformational space, while long loops are more effectively predicted using template-based methods (i.e. LoopIng).