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These developments are changing the way we explore cell communication and signal transduction, permitting deeper understanding of the physiological and pathophysiological processes.
Automated visualization in ViVA supports 'natural selection' on a pool of hypotheses, and permits deeper understanding of the statistical architecture of the data.
The latest paired-end sequencing of RNA-Seq techniques have further improved the efficiency of DNA sequencing and expanded short read lengths, permitting a deeper understanding of the transcriptome.
In the near future, accumulating population genomics data should permit deeper analysis and improved understanding of TE evolution.
The development of 3D7HT-GFP will permit a deeper understanding of the biology of parasite-host vector interactions, and facilitate the development of high-throughput malaria transmission assays and thus aid development of new intervention strategies against both parasite and mosquito.
In addition, decomposition of the free energies into contributions from specific subgroups of atoms permits a deeper understanding of the mechanism of ADP release from PKA.
Our investigation is founded on a quantitative point of view carefully built from relevant measurement results, which permits a deeper understanding of the fibroblast evolution in connection with tooth development stages.
Tookad® can be activated at relatively longer wavelengths than other PS, which permits deeper light penetration into the tissues.
Automatically-constructed visualizations in ViVA permit exploration and deeper understanding of variance structure, and grounding improves the hypothesis pool.
Furthermore, it is not clear whether international regulations would permit deep ocean discharge of anthropogenic CO2.
Path models allow a deeper understanding of data structure than traditional multiple regression approaches, as they permit identification of both direct effects between indicator and response variables and indirect effects that act through mediating variables.
