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The final data pool allows for enhanced analysis of miRNA target prediction algorithms compared to earlier studies that were restricted by experimental constraints (Alexiou et al., 2009; Selbach et al., 2008).

Thirdly, sequencing data from the wild-type pool allows for the filtering of apparent candidate mutations in the second step that are actually due to genetic differences between the ecotype used for genome sequencing and the ecotype used for the mutagenesis and/or mapping.

While much of the current knowledge of human muscle architecture is based on cadaver dissection, modern medical imaging avoids limitations of old age, poor health, and limited subject pool, allowing for muscle architecture data to be obtained in vivo from healthy subjects ranging in size.

Analysis of pools allows for a more detailed picture of ecosystem processes, specifically decomposition and accretion of C in soils.

While pooling allows for a more extensive coverage of disease heterogeneity, by increasing the likelihood of identifying proteins that are otherwise undetectable in some individual samples, it may also mask meaningful discrepancies among the different individual skin proteomes [ 19, 31].

While you may not swim in the ocean here, the Champagne pools allow for the only saltwater swimming on that side of the island.

Differences in ratios of water isotopes in various natural water pools allow for differentiation of sources used by plants.

The distribution of the library compounds into pools allowed for a more efficient method of library screening.

Both the small actin aggregates documented here (by time-lapse analysis), and the actin rods documented in mammalian cells can be dynamic and dissipate and return to normal actin pools, allowing for the possibility that they could be transiently neuroprotective.

Also, the reduced unwinding torque for intermediates with superhelical densities contained in pool I2 allows for more efficient strand ligation.

Combining cycles of the CCHS in this manner, referred to as the "pooled approach", allows for an increased sample size, and thus, statistical power [ 24].