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The ability to identify patents referencing DNA-specific terms allows a measure of 'genomics intensity' of R&D.

The use of GO terms allows a broader assessment of our annotation and permits the assignment of functional roles to individual genes.

To prove that enrichment analysis of GO terms allows a more efficient identification of deregulated candidate genes that might be involved in the regeneration process rather than random selection, we performed statistical analysis for all 331 GO terms from the newt dataset based on chi square test.

The bill's terms allow a person's passport to be invalidated for up to two years, preventing them from returning to the UK during that time.

The offset term allows a term to be included in a generalized linear model with a known, rather than an estimated, coefficient value.

Even if many of the Iraq war's costs simply vanished, analysts say those savings would be too small and come too late to jolt the economy out of the crisis, though they could reduce the deficit long term, allowing a recovery to take firmer hold.

A credit card vault, in simple terms, allows businesses to store a customer's credit card information for repeated use.

Computation of higher-order terms allows them to derive an approximation to the transient front, which, by comparison with numerical and experimental results, has been found to be very accurate.

An IDF spokesman, Lieutenant Colonel Peter Lerner, said the truce was broken at about 9.30am when Israeli soldiers had been preparing to destroy a Hamas tunnel running from Gaza into Israel, as the ceasefire terms allowed, when a group of militants emerged from an underground shaft.

We show that physical consistency conditions on the higher-derivative terms allow only a limited frequency dependence in the conductivity.

First, the newly formulated viscous terms allow for a discontinuous viscosity and ensure continuity of velocity and shear stress across the phase interface.