While the high assortativity of the EIN may originate from the reconstruction method possibly resulting in too many connections, this may not be the case for the mapEIN as the interactions have been curated manually.
Seven TFs including HTATIP2, MYC, NEQ1, ZNF394, E2F3, DNAJB6 and TFDP2 possessed over twice as many connections in the in vivo gene network than that in the in vitro gene network.
Theow Tow, who deftly negotiated the consignment of the various parts of the Sackler collection sold at Christie's and raised Christie's market share to 73 percent from 25 percent in 1986, largely through his many connections in China, is amazed at the speed with which the Chinese have established their control over the market.
In cases where many connections exist, the joint probability of infectious events and proximity increases, as do the number of individuals who could be infected.
"Maybe an infection cuts back on certain connections among neurons in the brain of the newborn, and later, in late adolescence, when many connections are pruned back, you find that you're a quart low," he says.
"Maybe an infection cuts back on certain connections among neurons in the brain of the newborn, and later, in late adolescence, when many connections are pruned back, you find that you're a quart low," Cochran says.
Multiple attractors can easily occur in a non-linear model with many parameters, where overfitting may lead to many connections in the circuits.
In 1660, Malebranche joined the Oratory, a center for priests in Paris that had many connections with Port-Royal.
In terms of social capital they might prefer to invest in colleagues who have many connections with others as this is an efficient way for part-time workers to be reached by others.
