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This paper identifies factors that influence decisions about a country's financial safety net, using a comprehensive data set covering 180 countries during the 1960 2003 period.

"Adrenaline was built using a comprehensive data governance framework to ensure data security and consumer privacy," he said.

Using a comprehensive data set of scoring events in nearly a dozen consecutive seasons of college and professional (American) football, professional hockey, and professional basketball, we identify several common patterns in scoring dynamics.

The purpose of this study is to evaluate the associated impact of adoption of adaptation options to climate change and variability on household food security in the Muger sub-basin of the upper Blue-Nile of Ethiopia using a comprehensive data of 442 sampled households from four representative districts' in the sub-basin.

Feature analysis revealed satisfactory performance for our features, which were combined with several conventional features in a prediction model for catalytic residues using a comprehensive data set from the Catalytic Site Atlas.

The sequence reads were aligned to the human genome using BWA and variants were detected using a comprehensive data processing pipeline (Methods and Additional file 1: Figure S2).

In this paper we investigate empirically the determinants of timecharter rates using a comprehensive panel data set of over 9100 timecharter fixtures for bulk carriers above 40,000 DWT between January 2001 and January 2016.

In the current project, we investigate the seeming contradictions between these previous studies using a comprehensive nuclear data set obtained through double digest RADseq.

In conclusion, the acute and chronic effects of low-concentration PM2.5 were examined for a Medicare population using a comprehensive exposure data set obtained from a satellite-based prediction model.

In this paper, we demonstrate our algorithm using a comprehensive complete genome data set, and strive to find the reassortants within that data set while using the same data for reference.

We derive a forest drought-stress index (FDSI) for the southwestern United States using a comprehensive tree-ring data set representing AD 1000 2007.