We first provide a brief overview on the considerable amount of progress in the analysis of female reproductive behavior.
We also introduce a model, based on recent progress in the analysis of unitary dynamics in the field of quantum information processing (QIP), that describes the multiple refocusing dynamics of the CPMG sequence as a dephasing Pauli channel.
In the last decade, progress in the analysis of the human immune response and in the isolation of human monoclonal antibodies have provided an innovative approach to the identification of protective antigens which are the basis for the design of vaccines capable of eliciting effective B-cell immunity.
Later, various IRAS redshift surveys (e.g., Babul and Postman, 1990; Rowan-Robinson et al., 1991; Strauss et al., 1992; Fisher et al., 1995; Saunders et al., 2000) have resulted in tremendous progress in the analysis of the spatial distribution and clustering of IRAS galaxies (e.g., Efstathiou et al., 1990; Saunders et al., 1992; Hamilton, 1993; Fisher et al., 1994; Peacock, 1997).
Quantitative phosphoproteomic approaches offer great promise for rapid progress in the analysis of drug targets or mechanism of action, especially when combined with traditional biochemical approaches presently used for studying individual proteins [30].
Especially the last years have also seen progress in the analysis of Platynereis behavior.
Significant recent progress in the analysis of aneuploidy in eukaryotes has revealed multiple novel features linked to aneuploidy such as growth defects, abnormal protein homeostasis and increased genomic instability.
Advances over the last decade in mass spectrometric techniques, most notably the development and increased utilization of the MALDI-TOF/TOF mass spectrometer, have driven a period of steady progress in the analysis of glycan populations derived from biological samples previously considered too complex or low in abundance to provide meaningful data.
Mass sequencing comparing TCR repertoires from a large number of healthy and diseased individuals, along with the progress in the analysis of TCR specificity (Bakker & Schumacher, 2005), should lead to the identification of common CDR3s that are generated in response to particular pathogens or to peptides from autoantigens.
While system performance on biomolecular event extraction is improving (Kim et al., 2011), there is little progress in the analysis of the context of extracted events and relations which help to characterize the knowledge conveyed within the text and build the argumentation within the article discourse.
