Sentence examples for adjacency for from inspiring English sources
We found that the incidence of immediate gene adjacency for the ribosomal proteins varied widely across eukaryotes, and with immediately adjacent gene pairs representing fewer than 2% of the total in N. gruberi to over 13% in P. falciparum.
In 1999, the Sapient Corporation bought Adjacency for more than $50 million, which was divided among its employees.
As for the function (F X times[0, m]_{mathbf{Z}} to Y) of Definition 3, the Cartesian product (X times[0, m]_{mathbf{Z}}) is just a set without any consideration of a digital adjacency for a Cartesian product.
The adjacency for the signed network is defined as a ij = |(1 + cor(x i,x j ))/2|β [ 33].
In addition to allowing for adjacency for words in a phrase, word endings were truncated to ensure inclusiveness of text searches.
In this study we report that high levels of paired adjacency for genes in regulated pathways is not limited to ribosome biogenesis in yeast.
In order to have a correspondence between the topology of X and the topology of X ¯, we use n-adjacency for X and n ¯ -adjacency for X ¯, with ( n, n ¯ ) equal to (8; 4) or (4; 8).
Figure 5A depicts the dendrogram produced by hierarchical clustering of sample adjacencies for the simulated module.
Figure 7 plots −Log10(P) versus true adjacencies for the modified entries.
For example, in a relatively homogeneous sample network (e.g. mean ISA > 0.97), a Z.K value of −2.5 implies higher adjacencies for the sample in question than it would in a more heterogeneous sample network (e.g. mean ISA < 0.9).
However, for very distant genomes (rearrangement rate over 40% or diameter over 4.5), the maximum likelihood method can only produce result with very low accuracy, resulting not enough correct adjacencies for our mixture method.
