The researchers used whole-genome sequencing, transcriptome and epigenome data to identify and
characterize mutations in 18 iPSC lines included in the iPSCORE Resource and publicly available at WiCell, a nonprofit that provides stem cell lines for research and testing.
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Secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS) was used to
characterize part failures, dried films of the phosphate bath and lubricants used in the manufacturing plant.
Although these approaches provide simple summaries of spatial patterns, they do not often succeed in illustrating true levels of complexity and heterogeneity that
characterize biologic landscapes.
This is partly due to the lack of precision in the methods to integrate exposure over time, the inability to
characterize the attributable risk from multiple exposures (i.e., environmental toxicants, nutrition, and lifestyle choices) through life, and the lack of statistical and computational approaches to measure complex gene-environment, or gene-environment-comorbidity interactions.
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characterize the z-directional pore structure of paper coatings at a high resolution.
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characterize the implications of this case, Richard Fisher of the International Assessment and Strategy Center replied: "Tremendous, simply tremendous.
According to Tom Mlinar, Alpha's v.p., of sales and services, the updated APA 2000 is unique in its ability to fully
characterize polymers in a single test, measuring the dynamic mechanical properties before, during and after cure (for thermosets) or melt solidification.
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An experimental and theoretical program of study was developed by the community to
characterize the weak hadronic interaction in low-energy nucleon-nucleon systems.