String counts, after correction for underlying base composition, have been assembled into vectors known as genome signatures, reflecting their apparent distinctiveness between genomes (Karlin and Mrázek, 1997; Karlin et al. 1997; Karlin, 1998; Karlin et al. 1998; Campbell et al. 1999).
The Websphere family of products is growing rapidly but still trails BEA Systems, based in San Jose, Calif., in the lucrative market for software that provides the underlying infrastructure for e-business applications.
If I absolutely had to buy equipment before this product is release, I would get Windows 2000-based machines since Windows 2000 is the underlying code-base for Windows XP.
We did not include several types of study : (1) Studies that primarily examined the relationship between organisational/structural factors and quality of care (e.g. technical equipment [ 9], nurse-patient ratio [ 10], physician staffing [ 11] or public versus private funding [ 12, 13]) were excluded on the grounds that the underlying evidence-base for such organisational factors is sparse.
Besides the parametric uncertainties, for which we have calculated numerical uncertainty ranges, we carried out a number of quantitative sensitivity analyses for model uncertainties, and also used expert judgments to provide a qualitative estimate of the knowledge base underlying the claims for causality.
This has possible risks: the evidence base underlying current treatments for infants under 6 months is weak; 4, 23 if clinically well, exclusively breastfed infants under 6 months are labelled as 'small' (ie, below −3 or −2 WHZ), mothers might become concerned 24, 25 and inappropriately introduce 'top-up' foods or breastmilk substitutes.
And, finally, given the high dependence of the industry on publicly -funded R&D, do not allow acquisitions that undermine the underlying research base the companies themselves should commit to - and for which they constantly request handouts.
Finally, neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's disease, which is correlated with age, show support for an underlying mechanism based on reduced levels of DNA methylation.
This empirical base suggests underlying reasons for why crime clusters in a variety of ways while offering spatially explicit preventive interventions that seek to mitigate future crime.
In recent years, significant progress has been made into the understanding of underlying genetic bases of these conditions ((see for review [ 1]).
