Further, suppose that each time S interacts with an individual of kind Ki this causes an occurrence of one or more of "X1 - X5".
We settled on the criterion that each documented mRNA transcript with an occurrence of two HRE consensus matches within 200 bp from each other and at most 10 kb upstream of its TSS is a putative target of the GR.
Removing low frequency haplotypes in the Nsp datasets, with an occurrence of two or less, also results in non-significant MK tests (not shown).
The new AGE outbreak surveillance was launched in April 2014, and an outbreak was defined as an occurrence of three or more cases of AGE within 3 days resulting from a common exposure.
As summarized in Table 1, incidences of atrial arrhythmia, classified as an occurrence of two or more non-stimulated atrial electrograms, were greater in untreated RyR2S/S than WT as previously reported (King et al. 2013c).
This protocol provided both arrhythmic incidences, defined as an occurrence of two or more non-stimulated atrial electrograms, and AERPs, defined as the period when the cell is refractory to the initiation of new APs, such that no atrial electrogram results from the S2 stimuli.
Reads were trimmed to 32 bp, and reads with an occurrence of more than four times the theoretical coverage were discarded.
Severe tracheal stenosis, resulting in functional atresia of the trachea is a rare congenital malformation with an estimated occurrence of two in 100,000 newborns.
Ichthyornis represents an early occurrence of two feather attachment features (internal index process and dorsal phalangeal fossae, Table 2) that are homologous with extant examples.
The following behaviors were registered [25] [26]: (a) "Attack": occurrence of one of the following behaviors: biting, pushing, dragging, wing pulling, struggling or an attempt to sting.
