The availability of completely sequenced genomes permits more systematic analyses of genes, evolution and genome function than was otherwise possible.
This isn't an original insight, but I haven't been finding systematic analyses of the point.
Currently, there are very few systematic analyses of vehicle performance on bridges in windy environments.
Due to their rigorous methodologies and systematic analyses of various policy aspects, the sciences as one societal subsystem can and should provide knowledge relevant for policy deliberation.
Finally, systematic analyses of genetic and environmental interactions are beginning to elucidate the molecular mechanisms of relevant interactions.
Systematic analyses of convergent sequence evolution in 805,053 amino acids within 2,326 orthologous coding gene sequences compared across 22 mammals (including four newly sequenced bat genomes) revealed signatures consistent with convergence in nearly 200 loci.
What is lacking are systematic analyses of the relationship between public land ownership and urban development, and the forces that shape the behaviour of public landowners.
Stirton's important scientific contributions are the careful descriptions and systematic analyses of fossil material, including precise determination of its geological occurrence; use of faunal assemblages for stratigraphic correlation; and studies of evolutionary changes in morphology of various mammalian lineages.
Through critical reading analyses of a body of classic and current work, students will become familiar with how systematic analyses of classroom interaction are conducted in a variety of classroom contexts.
Current predictors of radiation response are largely limited to clinical and histopathologic parameters, and extensive systematic analyses of the correlation between radiation sensitivity and genomic parameters remain lacking.
In addition, the system proved to be of great help when used for systematic analyses of the effect of mixture proportions on surface quality.
