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Again, more stringent analysis of genes modulated in multiple conditions and cell types was characterised by an increase in the proportion of observed changes that can be attributed to primary and downstream miR-181b activity.

However, the RAP-MAC goodput gain decreases before increasing again for the more stringent outage constraint of β equals to 1%. Figure 5 RAP-MAC achieves significant goodput gain for different β values.

The resulting lists of differentially expressed genes are given in Table 3. Again, as expected, more stringent criteria used by BA and SAG detected only 126 and 185 probe sets as changed, respectively; whereas BI and RO obtained 2,486 and 1,085 probe sets, respectively.

The position weight matrix (PWM) for the LRH-1 motif from the MEME analysis was used to scan all our LRH-1 peaks again using a more stringent z-score cutoff of 4.29 (p < 10-6).

There were no other transcription factor motifs that were significantly enriched in our analyses A position weight matrix (PWM) for the LRH-1 motif from the MEME analysis was calculated and used to scan all of the LRH-1 peaks again using a more stringent z-score cutoff of 4.29 (p < 10-6) for motif identification.

All remaining RNAz hits of this control screen are then shuffled once again (2) using a more stringent shuffling method that explicitly shuffles all columns of a given alignment randomly (cp. Tab. 3).

Taxi drivers in major cities in Spain are on strike again to apply pressure for more stringent regulations to control app rivals such as Uber and Cabify which they view as unfair competition.

This reduction is again due to use of a more stringent cut-off used for whole genome de novo searches combined with use of updated genome assemblies.

With clam beds exhausted and government rules on catch size ever more stringent, Doxsee will never again process vast quantities of clams a year.

Some insurance trade groups, which have lobbied aggressively against having their members subject to more stringent federal oversight, made the case again on Tuesday that they did not threaten the financial system.

"Time and time again, Tasers are proving lethal and they clearly require much more stringent regulation and training to prevent further unnecessary deaths".