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A new paper by the Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) suggest that Greenland ice sheet melting is related to solar activity and "a considerable fraction of the current withdrawal could be a natural occurrence".
As σ is decreased to σc, Vip approaches Vg, error catastrophe occurs and a considerable fraction of low-fitness mutants accumulates.
Nevertheless, the set of UEs may be composed of coincidences resulting from assembly activation and a considerable fraction of CCs (see estimate below).
When cells harboring the lysis genes were illuminated with both red and green light, we observed a considerable decrease in growth rate, a significant increase in cellular phycocyanin released in the medium, and a considerable fraction of dead cells.
Based on the implemented statistical analysis, we could not reject the hypothesis that the observed co-occurrence of spacers and their protospacers was generated by chance, and moreover a considerable fraction of spacers had protospacers originating in other gut metagenomic datasets.
After transplantation, when kidney function is restored, appetite returns, patients gain weight, and, in a considerable fraction, NODAT follows.
On the other hand, assembly of sequences containing repeats is difficult, and hence a considerable fraction of CRISPR cassette-containing reads would remain unexplored.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01311.002 Orphans are genes with limited phylogenetic distribution and represent a considerable fraction (up to 30%) of the gene catalog in all sequenced genomes (Khalturin et al., 2009).
Direct sequence analyses between mouse and human only found that only 8 of the experimentally supported me-ncRNA were conserved, and for a considerable fraction of the rest (35%) not even their miRNA-encoding stem-loop structures were conserved beyond the rodents; thus, me-ncRNAs may for the most part encode species-specific miRNAs in mammals.
The data show that C. elegans DHSs were significantly enriched within intergenic regions located 2 kb upstream and downstream of coding genes, and also that a considerable fraction of all DHSs mapped to intergenic positions distant to annotated coding genes.
As demonstrated in previous studies, although gene expression of cancer cells reflects genetic and epigenetic alterations, a considerable fraction of this gene expression can nevertheless be characteristic of the non-transformed cell-of-origin.
