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But its duration is a subclass called GraceDuration.

At first stage, CGIs that overlap with a recombination hotspot were grouped into a subclass called hotspot.

The SIBLING family has recently been suggested to be included as a distinct subclass (called the "acidic" gene cluster) of a larger cluster of genes, the secretory calcium-binding phosphoprotein (SCPP) [ 2].

One of the more recent phenomena in which he was a principal contributor was the applications of algebraic geometry to number theory applications now falling into a separate subclass called arithmetic geometry.

A new breast cancer subclass, called subgroup 7, that we defined in that way, was particularly interesting as it gathered tumours with specific bioclinical features including a low rate of recurrence during a 5 year follow-up.

This promoter subclass, called ATG deserts, is typically not associated with a TATA box, independently of the presence or absence of a CpG island (Lee et al., 2005).

Dinosaurs dominated the land during the Cretaceous Period, but the skies were ruled by a group of flying reptiles known as pterosaurs (both pterosaurs and dinosaurs belong to a subclass of reptiles called archosaurs).

Using the common information among agents, we introduce a subclass of PBE called common information based perfect Bayesian equilibria (CIB-PBE), and provide a sequential decomposition of the dynamic game.

For example, a subclass of lncRNAs called pseudogenes or competing endogenous RNAs (ceRNAs) can alter gene expression post-transcriptionally by acting as miRNA buffers (Fig.  1, mechanism 3).

For a subclass which we call rank-2 Bratteli diagrams, we compute the K-theory of the C∗-algebra.

To do so, they classify the various technologies responsible for an invention's novelty using an elaborate arrangement of codes.Each subject grouping in USPTO's scheme includes a major component called a class and a minor one called a subclass.