Both Garry Wills in his elegant 1986 socio- biography, "Reagan's America," and Dinesh D'Souza in his 1997 delicate drypoint, "Ronald Reagan," sharply analyze how and why Reagan was able to make such a successful connection with the American people.
Since for different genes incompatible lists of organisms were collected with BLAST and since the resulting topologies sharply diverged, a concatenated dataset was not analyzed.
Phylogenetic footprinting, used by many TFBS enrichment programs, when performed with pairwise sequence alignments places emphasis on the quality of the choice of organism with which to compare and can sharply limit the number of genes that can be analyzed.
We also analyzed MMAS compared to eGFR creatinine - cystatin C and found that MMAS rises sharply when the eGFR creatinine - cystatin C is below 60 mL/min/1.73m.
Researchers who analyzed thousands of car crashes report that many parents are not using child car seats and booster seats correctly and that proper protection drops sharply for children 3 to 8 years old.
Analyzed by age group, incidence of TB for newborns to those 3 years of age was slightly higher than that for those 4 11 years, and incidence increased sharply in children >12 years (p<0.001, χ for goodness of fit).
Figure 1 depicts the analyzed artworks: In Union, the faces of the figures are obscured, and the musculature of their bodies is constructed from sharply defined lines rather than subtle shading, texture, or color.
Another botanical marker used to analyze cores is chestnut pollen, which dropped sharply in the 1920's in many places, reflecting the arrival of chestnut blight.
The 9/11 Commission sharply criticized U.S. intelligence capabilities and collection, including from foreign governments, and the government's failure to share and analyze intelligence from all sources available to it.
The new strategy was used to analyze maize mapping data collected from two pairs of reciprocal backcrosses, derived from two inbred lines displaying sharply contrasting endoreduplication levels.
