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As part of this process, we expanded our literature review and revisited research to better understand existing theory and research related to categories emerging from our analysis.
Using the results of these methods, we propose to revisit few graphical outputs to better understand the relationships between two 'omics' data and to better visualise the correlation structure between the different biological entities.
Current policies and practices do not adequately address these issues and should therefore be revisited if regulatory agencies hope to better understand and assess these risks.
We revisited more than 60 years of documented research to better understand the chronological and historical evolution of the area and the methodologies that have stood the test of time.
In our study, we revisited 3 seminal cases in the history of neurology to better understand the contribution of disconnection to their cognitive and behavioral syndromes.
In our paper [ 2] we revisited the conclusions of Nilsson and colleagues in order to better understand the possible adaptive significance of giant squid eyes.
In this paper, we revisited and further developed three types of graphical displays to better understand and interpret the results obtained with CCA and PLS related methods.
To better understand this concept, let us revisit our example of books on a bookshelf.
On the other hand, the debate around the hystricognathous condition of its mandible showed the necessity of revisiting the entire morphological diversity of the mandible of extant and extinct hystricognathous rodents in order to better understand the evolution of this conservative morphological feature.
We revisit this question with the help of a new dataset on spending from Romania (2004 2011), a dataset that allows us to better understand the mechanisms linking local leaders to government spending, mechanisms that have not been systematically tested in the literature.
