As shown in the figures, our proposed method provides highly accurate factor estimation results, and more than 95% of the estimated factors are in the ±0.05 scope of the reference ones.
In principle, by restricting the scope of the reference database to species known to occur in a specific habitat or region, a much greater degree of discrimination should be possible, since not all close relatives of a given species occur in the area under study [56].
Following the scope of the reference annotation, we introduce event annotation also for intentionally planned processes (e.g. injection) as outlined in the Ontology for Biomedical Investigations (OBI) (Brinkman et al., 2010), using a single, non-specific type Planned process for their annotation.
Discussion of gene transfer approaches to cartilage regeneration lies beyond the scope of this article, but reference [ 84] provides a good recent review.
So much, in fact, that any more than a cursory review of the available information must be considered well beyond the scope of this article (however, references to papers containing this information are provided whenever possible).
A comprehensive review of the rapidly growing literature on adverse health effects of low doses of BPA in vertebrates and invertebrates is beyond the scope of this commentary, but references are available online (Endocrine Disruptors Group 2005).
For discussion of related issues, which are beyond the scope of this paper, we refer to [45 48] and the references therein.
A detailed description of the use of model-checking techniques in the context of qualitative models of biological networks is outside the scope of this paper, but see reference [ 49] for a review and additional examples.
It's not one of Kurosawa's great films; the compass of feeling is, in the end, too narrow, the scope of human reference too restricted.
