A large-scale study using 39 million expressed sequence tags from 47 eukaryotic species revealed that the proportion of AS genes and the average number of AS isoforms per gene (AS level) have gradually increased over the past 1.4 billion years; thus, AS complexity can be considered a strong predictor of organismal complexity [ 30].
Significantly, the success of this design would enable a strong increase of molecular complexity, as measured by the number of sp-hybridized stereogenic centers created in the rearrangement.
Since branching pattern is a strong indicator of dendritic complexity (DeFelipe 2011), we compared the number of branch points between human and mouse neurons.
But it is also a difficult work written by a man with a strong sense of nuance and complexity, dwelling frequently on syllepsis and the subtleties of metalinguistics, poetics, and rhetoric.
Finally, for, it has been shown that the method that switches between a real-valued and a complex-valued constellation exhibits a limited performance loss versus the optimum adaptation scheme, while it achieves a strong reduction of the computational complexity and it requires to feed back to the transmitter only a binary information.
Following this macroevolutionary 'pulse' of plasticity, the secondary loss of plasticity is accompanied by a decrease in complexity but a strong acceleration of measured evolutionary rates, which in our study were most pronounced in form change.
Therefore, the domain gains and losses in SET genes that occurred 13.64-15.93 mightighaveave been a strong force of evolution of Populus complexity.
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