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He expects a complementary signal from Anastasiades, and has in mind a "package solution" that should involve Cypriots as well as Greece, energy, security and economic cooperation in Eastern Mediterranean, with the backing of Britain and the U.S. Germany can play a crucial role, in both EU and NATO context, if Erdoğan's ideas make any sense.

This does not concern us as we are not proposing AI as an alternative to single-SNP testing, rather we propose it as a useful additional test that can, in some circumstances, detect a complementary signal.

We are therefore not overly concerned about situations where single-SNP testing already works well, we simply want to ensure that our correlation metric performs well in situations where there is, in fact, a complementary signal to be found.

Simultaneously, the coverage forms an important complementary signal to the allelic distributions described above: certain ratios have very similar probability under different phased patterns, e.g. a deletion of a maternally inherited allele may yield distributions similar to a paternally inherited duplication.

Alternatively, Stat3 could generate a growth promoting signal that results in the induction of apoptosis in the absence of a complementary survival signal.

We followed this up by conducting a genome-wide association analysis in the 1958 birth cohort and observed a complementary association signal [odds ratio (95% CIs) 1.27 (1.44, 1.44), P-value 9.6E − 05, Supplementary Material, Figs S1 S3].

In this case, the complementary signal (imaginary part) goes out of alignment from the real component and the accuracy of the analysis is severely affected from half the length of the signal and forth.

χ denotes the signal set of the M-ary PSK constellation, and χ b i and χ b ̄ i denote the two complementary signal subsets, where b ̄ = 1 − b ∈ 0, 1 ; s k and ŝ k are two coded symbols, where s k ∈ χ b i and ŝ k ∈ χ b ̄ i.

This means that subsequent gene expression results from the ER-SERM complex activating different, but complementary signal transduction pathways.

Therefore, the coordination of the complementary signal and receiver, mounting and lordosis, coordination of egg and sperm maturation and release is required for successful completion for reproduction.

Because many of the endpoints that it drives are different than those of the classical ERs α and β (though often using overlapping signaling pathways) [ 45], it may be a complementary estrogen signaling system in ways that we do not yet fully understand.