Prior research has investigated the impact of forum reading and posting, as well as access to reading resources, on academic performance.
As with Borges, familiarity with the texts Dinesen references is not essential, but adds another layer of richness to the experience of reading her.
Differences in species richness and number of reads obtained at each annealing temperature can be appreciated.
These two aspects have ultimately necessitated the application of computers, giving rise to a highly interdisciplinary discipline Bioinformatics. Despite the richness of bioinformatics resources and methods, the exposure of life sciences undergraduates and postgraduates to bioinformatics is extremely limited.
Twenty of the participants gave 5 min lightning talks using just two slides, a task that was challenging given the richness of their resources.
As one reads "One Hundred Years of Solitude," one is seized by amazement at its narrative drive and its richness of incident and event, and at the same moment enveloped by the very act of reading.
As we respond to the tragedy of Sept. 11, as well as to that of tomorrow, we must struggle to reconcile -- imaginatively, flexibly, compassionately, intelligibly -- our titanic richness of musical resource with unmistakable structural order.
PdOC is keen to emphasise the importance and richness of this resource and encourages all colleges to affiliate postdocs into them.
A tone poem based on scenes from "A Midsummer Night's Dream," the Eighth dances with an artless richness of resource that you could possibly compare to the deft brilliant chortlings of Verdi's old age in "Falstaff".
Even though species richness comparison cannot be performed at different sequencing depths, methods for interpolation and extrapolation of rarefaction curves can precisely estimate species richness diversity of samples with different number of reads, making comparison between them possible [ 29].
Finally, species richness can be examined as a function of the number of reads across all 272 samples.
