Understanding how the development of Atlanta impacted the surrounding forests is particularly important as it serves as a case study that other cities undergoing development can reference to inform how their development can impact the spatial structure of species habitats.
A pool of items identified from existing questionnaires during concept identification was used as a reference to inform item construction.
These are then used as reference to inform future 'research questions' as developed by individual research teams.
We prepared an alternative design using the original pre-construction site survey as a base map and local reference wetlands to inform the design process.
Currently, many RNA-Seq alignment tools, including GSNAP [ 15], OSA [ 16], STAR [ 17], MapSplice[ 18], and TopHat [ 19], use reference transcriptomes to inform the alignments of junction reads.
Finally, evidence suggested many students lacked knowledge of actual scientists, such that they had few real-world reference points to inform their stereotypes of scientists.
Greater experience appears to be associated with lower accuracy of billing diagnosis [ 21] and diagnostic coding [ 23], perhaps because more experienced physicians are less likely to use reference materials to inform their coding [ 23].
We can also use such multiple reference points to inform interpretation of regions that show relative deactivation and are often masked out in developmental fMRI studies (this may obscure notable developmental differences, as we shall see below).
Spatially referenced data to inform uncertainty-based dynamic models can be used to rank watershed-specific stressors and receptors to guide researchers and policymakers in the development of targeted sensing and monitoring technologies, as well as tailored control measures for risk mitigation of potable water from microbial and chemical environmental contamination.
Recent history and developments related to the increase in statistical computing activities in the United States and by U.S. participants in international efforts are reviewed, with emphasis on important events, organizations, references, and products which contribute to informed selection and use of statistical programs.
