In that memo, Murray's legal team argued that the protective order would have prohibited it from undergoing a more robust discovery process. .
In that memo, Murray's legal team argued that the protective order would have prohibited it from undergoing a more robust discovery process.
We have shown that in Arabidopsis, heterozygous mutations can be as efficiently discovered as homozygous mutations in 8-fold pools, thus providing a minimum estimate of robust discovery in a production setting of 1 in 16 [ 16].
Moreover, none of these approaches permit the robust discovery of a nucleotide-binding site, or "nucleotide-interacting residues", in proteins.
Progressing from traditional linkage approaches using microsatellite markers to high-resolution genome-wide association scans, these new approaches are leading to the robust discovery of a large number of disease susceptibility genes and the beginnings of an appreciation of their connections.
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Blast2GO was also used for GO functional enrichment analysis of certain genes, performing Fisher's exact test with a robust false discovery rate (FDR) correction to obtain an adjusted p-value between certain test gene groups and the whole annotation.
Together, these data highlight a broader role for dysregulated MAPK7 in driving tumorigenesis within niche populations of highly prevalent tumor types, and describe current efforts in establishing a robust drug discovery screening cascade.
In a particular field, how should resources be allocated to maintain robust discovery science and also ensure scale-up of known, effective interventions?
Such a design does not require pre-definition of the subgroups for comparison, allows robust discovery of non-anticipated classes among the samples and is compatible with subsequent additional sampling [102].
