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They are also providing additional support for seed researchers — by offering a range of mathematical tools with their software to support analysis of the phenotypic data, with results that can be easily exported as an Excel file.

Specific interfaces are available in GreenPhylDB to compare protein domains (http://www.greenphyl.org/cgi-bin/ipr2genomes.cgi) and to support analysis of the distribution of transcriptions factors across plant genomes.

These observations support analysis of the raw 16-digit VNTR data of M. avium to predict the therapeutic responses of lung infections.

The Cultural Care Diversity and Universality theory has been selected as a framework to support analysis of the cultural aspects that emerged during the interviews in a multicultural environment and with nurses of diverse origins [ 18, 32].

In the pilot study, the query will define patients and data to support analysis of the relationship between well-selected single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in type 2 diabetic patients and the response to sulfonylurea.

13 14 For those engaged in evaluation, historically it has been difficult to extract information from a guideline in a way that helps support analysis of the references and funding sources: simply put, UK clinical guidelines are not designed to support the requirements of funders trying to track the impact of their support.

A model supported analysis of the hydrodynamics and mixing properties of a screw-loop reactor is presented.

Lumen collects and studies online content removal requests, providing transparency and supporting analysis of the Web's takedown "ecology," in terms of who sends requests, why, and to what ends.

This study supports analysis of the invariance of the ALQ in Brazilian and Portuguese samples.

A strength of the analysis scheme suggested by Følstad and Knutsen[35] is that it supports analysis of design feedback in the context of usability evaluations.

S.L.C., K.C., M. Hanna, A.K., J. Kim, M.S.L., L.L., A.M., A.H.R., A.S. and C. Stewart supported analysis of somatic and germline alterations in the exome sequencing data.