Major improvements of the Web user interface are aimed at facilitating the extraction of relevant information about genes in which the UCRs are located.
Moreover, a portion of our loci might be functional markers providing relevant information about "adaptive variation", which is a subject of high interest in conservation studies.
Once in the operating room, there is a "time out" during which all relevant information about what is being done to which side is read aloud and agreed upon.
Formal explorations of individual works, chosen to exemplify key ideas crucial to understanding medieval art, are accompanied by relevant information about the context in which they were created, conveying the works' visual nuances but also their broader symbolic meaning.
In this case, uncertainty is not neutral, but obscures a power/information imbalance – facebook may have all the relevant information about the context in which it will process, it is unlikely that the data subject has this same information.
General questions were composed for collecting relevant information about the study, after which the resulting information was entered in a Microsoft Excel table for a clear overview.
A Disease Register is an organisation which collects relevant information about all incident or prevalent cases of a particular disease or condition which occur in a defined population.
This definition of compatibility takes into account the state of a global store (tuple space), which gives relevant information about the current execution of the system.
We examine three closely related variables, the posterior distributions of which carry relevant information about various aspects of the investigated phenomena.
Tricuspid annular plane systolic excursion (TAPSE) is an easily measureable,fast and reproducible echocardiographic parameter which gives relevant information about biventricular cardiac function.
Conclusion: Lung ultrasound provides relevant information about the lung and diaphragm statuses, which may allow differential diagnosis in situations where clinical examination is limited.
