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The aim of this note is to revisit the analysis of conjunctions in imaging data.

It is therefore necessary to revisit the analysis in [28 30] to shed light on the peculiar and important case of SOC channel simulators.

In order to determine whether the aforementioned properties hold under realistic simulation conditions, it is necessary to revisit the analysis presented in this paper by considering waveforms of finite length.

We compare our method with existing approaches based on the distribution of migrant tracts obtained through ancestry deconvolution, and we revisit the analysis of the Masai population using the presented formulation.

The Obama campaign responded to Mr. Romney's new ad, "Helping the Middle Class," by revisiting the analysis by independent tax experts that the tax plan Mr. Romney has proposed, including a 20 percent across-the-board rate cut without adding to the deficit, would mean increased taxes for the middle class.

Revisiting the analysis for the linearized model, we show that for conforming LBB-stable elements the design of the stabilization parameters for many practical flows differs from that commonly suggested in literature and initially designed for the case of equal-order approximation.

Using a large set of alternative and constitutive orthologous exons in human and mouse, we have revisited the analysis of the evolutionary rates in alternatively spliced regions.

This Technical Note revisits the analysis presented in Technical Note No. 9, updating data used in the identification of Import Surges to 2013 to capture recent changes in the global market context of higher and more volatile food prices and significant increases in volumes of imports to food deficit developing countries.

To further understand the evolutionary driving force behind such convergent evolution, we revisited the analysis of Parter et al. [ 6], which first associated modularity with habitat variability, but under different aspects of the microbial life styles, including temperature preference and oxygen requirement.

The new analysis was not sponsored by any corporations, said Dr. Kellermann, who added that some members of RAND's health advisory board wanted to revisit the earlier analysis.

In this paper, Part I of our study, we revisit the linear analysis (J. Appl. Phys. 34 (1963) 323; J. Appl.