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Interestingly, there were no prominent gene clusters in rice and barley that had conserved expression patterns; however the cluster analysis described here primarily serves the purpose of a broad overview and lacks statistical robustness.

It is concluded that the macroscopic queue model gives adequate resolution for the purposes of a broad comparative assessment.

Mental health care providers were recruited from a number of community mental health teams with the purpose of obtaining a broad representation of community mental health staff.

However, for the purpose of gaining a broad understanding of the underlying biological phenomena these newly defined genes cannot be used.

With the purpose of generating a broad survey of genes associated with tuberous root formation and development, RNA was extracted from fibrous roots, pencil roots and tuberous roots at three developmental stages.

According to the PLC: "Data collected will be made available, for research purposes, to a broad variety of users who have agreed to be bound by a contract and to specific terms and conditions that include use of the data in an ethical manner, to do no harm, not re-identify or re-contact individuals, and to make their research results openly available to the general public i.

Purpose: To investigate a broad range of social influence related and global determinants of smoking to aid in the design of comprehensive multiethnic interventions by testing the most important factors of initiation and escalation of smoking across various subgroups.

We present a new, intelligent interface for freehand strain imaging, which has been designed to support clinical trials investigating the potential of ultrasonic strain imaging for diagnostic purposes across a broad range of target pathologies.

Those purposes cover a broad slice of today's life sciences.

In order to abolish credential-based authentication, biometrics are increasingly applied for authentication purposes in a broad variety of commercial (e.g., fingerprint door locks) and institutional applications (e.g., border control).

The device described in this paper may be used as a standardized tool for these purposes in a broad range of clinical populations.