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Investigators conducted a vast analysis of communications, including cellphone, Internet and courier traffic between the Sept. 11 plotters and their confederates, like Mr. Mohammed, the officials said.

This study is the first of its kind in Trypanosomatids as it is based on an 'inter-specific' study (comparing 15 Leishmania species), as opposed to the vast analysis that had been published in 2005 that compared the "Tri-Tryps", L. major, T. brucei and T. cruzi [ 5].

The new research, based on a vast data analysis of second-by-second U.S. driving patterns and other evidence, finds that in a surprisingly large number of daily driving cases, range anxiety may be overblown.

The amount of data produced within Health Informatics has grown to be quite vast, and analysis of this Big Data grants potentially limitless possibilities for knowledge to be gained.

Although this literature is relatively vast, the analysis of the motives for remittances has until recently overlooked important elements of the migrant's decision process.

Then he made what he calls one of the "big discoveries" of his life: Project Blue Book Special Report Number 14, a vast statistical analysis of 3,201 UFO cases, with hundreds of graphs, tables, charts, and maps.

The three dimensional (3D) structures were predicted using the 3D JIGSAW protein comparative modelling programme [ 28] and compared to those in the MMDB/PDB database by VAST search analysis.

Through their vast meta-analysis of suitable trials, the authors found that for trials of oral NSAIDs vs. placebo the responder rates were 65.4%and45.9%9% respectively.

However, the amounts of image data produced using modern systems biology are very vast for manual analysis; hence, the development of automated image analysis tools is essential.

Mass college sports are the emotional hubs at the center of vast networks of analysis, criticism and conversation.

Roy's vast recording and analysis effort, known as "The Human Speechome Project" (speech + home), will yield some 400,000 hours of audio and video data over three years.