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A new approach for the representation of a point support in the analysis of plates is presented.

We used the Meld tool11 to provide visual support in the analysis of code changes between different implementations of the same application.

We like to thank Stefan Kowalczyk, Sven Richter, and Detlef Klöβ for their support in the analysis of the German Wild Bird Data Base on Avian Influenza.

We thank Jianling Wang and Lu Tian for assistance printing and hybridizing microarrays, Ting-Li Lin for statistical support in the analysis of real time RT-PCR data, The University of Wisconsin Biotron Facility personnel for assistance with setting up controlled growth conditions for plant experiments, and two anonymous reviewers for providing useful suggestions for improving the manuscript.

MR provided substantial support in the analysis of data related to the risk factors, helped to supervise the work and to draft the manuscript.

We also thank Jane Liao (Merck) for providing programming support in the analysis of data from SPRINT-2 and Dr. Heather L. Sings (Merck) for assistance in the preparation of this manuscript.

This communication introduces a novel scheme for the treatment of free edge supports in the analysis of beams by using the discrete singular convolution (DSC) algorithm.

The formulation of a new approach for the representation of point supports in the analysis of plates and its application to various problems of point supported plates was presented in earlier studies.

The chlamydial TamA TamB operon seems to be derived through horizontal gene transfer (HGT) from the Alphaproteobacteria; this is also supported in the analysis of the Omp85 proteins (fig. 7 and supplementary fig. S9, Supplementary Material online).

The expectation that viruses with high CG-content should experience very rapid saturation, with large variation in the estimate of ti/ tv over time, was not supported in the analysis of these particular viral data sets.

On the other hand, the hypothesis that tries to explain differences in evolutionary rates as due to differences in metabolic rate or generation time (both correlated to body mass) was not supported in the analysis of cytochrome b evolutionary rates of a wide set of mammalian species [ 25].