Finally, the labels of the VCPs were standardized for each structure (i.e. so that the labels for the structure are comparable between groups) by finding the unique patterns of connectivity across all three groups, assigning a new label to each pattern in the set and then remapping the labels of the VCPs to the new scheme.
She drew inspiration for her garden from the mountains of Lesotho, the unusual roundhouses and the unique patterns of the national costume, all cleverly reflected in the design of the garden.
Individual penguins are recognized by the unique patterns of spots on their chests, each of which is described in the system by its distance from all other spots.
Richard Dawkins illustrates this conflation with his usual panache: "For there is, after all, one true tree of life, the unique pattern of evolutionary branchings that actually happened.
Unique recombinant topologies were calculated in 10-kb windows by counting all the unique polymorphism patterns of the recombinant SNPs in a window.
The way alpha changes the alpha map depends on the unique pattern of nerves, blood vessels, and light-sensitive cells in the eye and so should be unique for all individuals.
It is the ability to grasp the unique pattern of a specific situation.
Clones may also be altered by the unique pattern of protein bursts in their cells.
The 169 isolates were all distributed into unique patterns (100%).
A selection of ≈25% of the PFGE type 142 strains (n = 33), including all of the unique fingerprint patterns B2 and B3, was shown by PCR to harbor the lukF- PV and lukS- PV genes, and none of the strains tested harbored the eta and etb toxin genes.
However, this relation may not be linear across all psychosocial outcomes, with unique patterns emerging for the association of obesity level with specific dimensions of PWB and HRQOL.
