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Indeed, our corpus of Cantonese conversational data yielded a collection of instances of strong agreements which exhibit structures closely resembling those found in Japanese.

But a review of documents and interviews with law enforcement officials and defense lawyers show that the detentions have yielded a collection of fairly routine immigration violators, speeders and petty criminals who got caught up in an aggressive dragnet prompted by fears of further terrorist attacks.

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The simple definition of dynamic views yielded a collection of tailored overview pages that are directly linked in KnowSEC (see header "Substance Lists" in the left panel of Fig. 7).

This study yielded a collection of 3,776 fish of 136 species, many of them also new to science.

This yielded a collection of 2220 bp DNA sequences, each containing an AluYg6 element.

In this paper, we propose a resource extraction method in which service descriptions are analyzed, using natural language processing techniques and graph transformations, in order to yield a collection of hierarchically organized elements forming REST resources that semantically correspond to the functionality offered by the service.

The test results yield a collection of error maps.

This process may yield a collection of items that comprehensively represent each of the four disability dimensions that could be combined to comprise a new measure of HIV-disability.

The existing methods [ 8, 15] generally yield a collection of mutants which needs to be screened to select the mutant with the desired expression level since the expression cannot be predicted in advance.

These communities are often studied through metagenomic shotgun sequencing, but standard library construction methods remove long-range contiguity information; thus, shotgun sequencing and de novo assembly of a metagenome typically yield a collection of contigs that cannot readily be grouped by species.