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El-Ladan, S.B. Turan, O. 2012. Human reliability analysis— Taxonomy and praxes of human entropy boundary conditions for marine and offshore applications. In Reliability Engineering System Safety, 98, 43-54. 

CS Ring, DG Kneller, R Langndge, FE Cohen. Taxonomy and conformational analysis of loops m proteins. I Mol Biol 224 685-699, 1992. 

A content analysis of 11 general chemistry laboratory manuals was carried out by Domin (1999a) and concluded that the majority require the learners to operate predominantly at the three lower cognitive levels of Bloom s taxonomy (knowledge, comprehension and application), leaving out the three higher levels of analysis, synthesis and evaluation. 

D. Wishart, Mode analysis. In A.J. Cole (ed.). Numerical Taxonomy. Academic Press, London, 1969, pp. 282-308. 

The complete four-component system is necessary when the diagnostic requirement is rapid, low unit-cost analysis for both the strain-level characterization of pathogenic agents and identification of hoax bio-terror materials. Using the complete system, we are proposing to validate MS-based microbial taxonomy and to transfer the technology from an analytical research to a clinical or public health production-diagnosis environment. 

Rubin, J., Friedman, H. P., A Cluster Analysis and Taxonomy System for Grouping and Classifying Data, IBM Corporation, Scientific Center, New York, 1967. 

Table 12.1 summarizes five major types of pharmacoeconomic evaluations cost-consequence, cost-benefit, cost-effectiveness, cost-minimization, and cost-utility (Drummond et al., 1997 Kielhorn and Graf von der Schulenburg, 2000). In a cost-consequence analysis, a comprehensive list of relevant costs and outcomes (consequences) of alternative therapeutic approaches are presented in tabular form. Costs and outcomes are typically organized according to their relationship to cost (direct and indirect), quality of life, patient preferences, and clinical outcomes (see taxonomy below). No attempt is made to combine the costs and outcomes into an economic ratio, and the interpretation of the analysis is left in large part to the reader. 

Hasle and Fryxell (1) developed the classical method of cleaning diatoms by acid treatment in the late 1960s. This technique is probably the most commonly used for both light and scanning electron microscopy analysis and can be found published in many current taxonomy and morphology papers such as Hasle (4) and Villac and Fryxell (5). Examples of cells prepared using the acid treatment method are pictured in Fig. 1. The method published by Hasle and Fryxell (1) involves the following steps, which should be carried out under a chemical fume hood ... 

Mulet M, Gomila M, Gruffaz C, Meyer JM, Palleroni NJ, Lalucat J, Garcia-Valdez E (2008) Phylogenetic Analysis and Siderotyping as Useful Tools in the Taxonomy of Pseudomonas stutzeri Description of a Novel Genovar. Int J System Evol Microbiol 58 2309... 

Based on a correlation of anthelmintic activity and HPLC analysis of the total avermectin complex, it was estimated that the third fermentation contained a minimum of 9 pg/ml. Improvement of the medium increased the yield by the original culture (MA-4680) to 120 yg/ml. A high-producing isolate (MA-4848) obtained from this culture produced nearly 500 pg/ml of total avermectins. Thus, this culture yielded readily to medium improvement and isolate selection to produce relatively large amounts of the avermectins. Accounts of the early fermentation studies and taxonomy have been published (1-2). 

Thomas BA, The biochemical analysis of fossil plants and its use in taxonomy and systematics, in Spicer RA, Thomas BA (eds.), Systematic and Taxonomic Approaches in Palaeobotany, Systematic Association Special Vol. 31. Clarendon Press, Oxford, pp. 39—51, 1986. 

Tholen, D. J. (1984) Asteroid Taxonomy from Cluster Analysis of Photometry. Ph.D. thesis, University of Arizona, Tucson. 

Mitochondrial COI sequences seem to be useful in providing epidemiological evidence for introduction of C. salaris to Norway (Hansen et al., 2003), but are probably too conserved to provide detailed information on the spread of the parasite within a country. Nevertheless, Meinila et al. (2004) used COI sequences in phylogenetic analysis of C. salaris and C. thymallifrom Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia and Latvia, concentrating on hypotheses of taxonomy and speciation. 

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