Furthermore, an optimal composition sub-region was pinpointed within which the driving forces for the crystalline-to-amorphous transition are larger than those outside the sub-region.
The CNV study turned up nine repeated or deleted regions, some of which had been pinpointed previously.
Fanconi is caused by any one of eight defects in human chromosomes, six of which had been pinpointed to proteins that flock together to help repair damaged DNA.
The moon is the final resting ground for scads of landed and crashed spacecraft, many of which have been pinpointed recently by sleuthing scientists.
The rationale for applying integrative, network-driven approaches is reinforced by the knowledge that the interactive activity of inflammation proteins may be functionally critical to multiple biological processes, which cannot be pinpointed by traditional hypothesis-driven research.
The information on wireless networks can be used for location-based advertising services for mobile phones, which can sometime be pinpointed via a wireless network even if they lack a GPS chip.
The project is designed to promote services like location-based advertising for mobile phones, which can sometime be pinpointed via a W.L.A.N. network even if they lack a GPS satellite receiver.
Eric Ahren, a researcher at Carnegie Mellon, is working on a way to challenge some of those limitations by using fluorescent nanoparticles to label specific groups of cells, which can then be pinpointed with an incredible level of precision.
It should be noted that most of the single nucleotide polymorphisms uncovered may not be the actual causal variants, which need to be pinpointed through fine-mapping, sequencing, and functional studies.
PRIME suggested that adaptive evolution may have affected five sites (indicated by the negative weigh of amino acid properties "isoelectric point," "volume," and "polarity"; see table 2 and supplementary table S3, Supplementary Material online), three of which were also pinpointed by other analyses.
