The study suggests that the three disparate classes of viruses stem from a common ancestor, says Lamb, and "presents an unexpected new paradigm for viral evolution that may date back to the beginning of the RNA world".
To improve our analysis, we are testing methods to integrate disparate classes of data; for example, this genomic data covers a range including binary for mutation, categorical for copy number, and continuous for mRNA and methylation.
One can imagine inactive compounds which would be ranked inappropriately as actives by 'one-cluster' methods because they have features in common with disparate classes.
Thus, β-arrestins can serve similar regulatory functions for disparate classes of 7TMRs through structurally dissimilar enzymes that degrade chemically distinct second messengers.
The nervous system is assembled from disparate classes of neurons that together define the overall properties of the network.
"You have a disparate impact between one class of people and another".
Regulators ought to examine lenders' algorithms and marketing efforts to ensure they do not have a disparate impact on certain classes of borrowers.
First, even if we accept the proposition that most car dealers are more likely to be Republican than Democratic donors, there would still be a "disparate impact" from closings on one class of dealers, compared to the other.
The islands form a disparate archipelago.
BioMOBY (Wilkinson and Links, 2002) and Taverna (Oinn et al., 2004) are notable instances of a class of WMS that organize and integrate a disparate collection of web service providers.
The Museum of Modern Art has recently acquired a disparate group of artworks, adding muscle to its already world-class permanent collection.
