Remarkably, variable regions often possess a distinct base-deviation index in CJ18, indicating recent evolutionary origin due to little advanced amelioration.
A distinct nucleotide substitution six base pairs from the MinnGold mutation was identified in y11, consistent with previous mapping of this locus (Mahama and Palmer 2003).
Let us mention [51], where transitions between identified places are considered only if they are registered within two hours of each other; in [50] the daily range of mobility is calculated, and in [8] a trip is defined as a displacement between two distinct base stations occurring within one hour in each time period.
A folding (or a secondary structure) of s is a set F of base-pairs of the form a b, where 0 ≤ a < b < n, which sustains that there are no two distinct base pairs a b and c d in F such that a ≤ c ≤ b ≤ d (i.e. the paring is nested, see Figure 3).
In one case selected for illustration, this second nested PCR generated a more homogeneous template for DNA sequencing, resulting in a 72-base tracing with distinct base calling peaks for BLAST analysis.
(a) Voronoi cells of the 1,217 distinct base station locations in the Orange D4D challenge data base.
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However, it should be noted that the platform used in the Mitsui et al. work, BONENAVI®, has been uniquely trained on a data set consisting exclusively of Japanese patients and therefore caters to a distinct population base [17].
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