For example, most domesticated chickens grow to at least twice the size of RJF, become sexually mature at a lower age, lay manifold more and larger eggs, show a wide variation in plumage colour and structure, and have a different behaviour in a number of contexts, such as reduced fearfulness [ 3- 6].
This paper deals with the problem of recommendation for a group of users, where, besides his/her own preferences, each user may have different expectations about the result of the recommendation and may exhibit a different behaviour with respect to the other group members.
Sorted FOGCon and FOGcKO preMegEs exhibited a different behaviour when plated under GM and E conditions: the control preMegEs showed high E and Mk potential, and very limited GM potential; FOGcKO preMegEs readily formed colonies only under GM conditions, but generated no E or Mk colonies.
Furthermore, metastatic lesions may have genetic expression patterns that differ from the expression pattern in the primary lesion or from each other, and these lesions can therefore show a different behaviour and response to treatment.
Interestingly, transfer studies on dairy cows and fattening pigs showed a different behaviour of PFAAs regarding partitioning to blood plasma, liver and edible tissues [1, 2].
There is, however, a group of patients who relapse beyond 5 years after resection and this late relapsing group may have a different behaviour and prognosis.
In the dark-field modality, the horizontal and vertical features showed a different behaviour in accordance with the directional sensitivity of the interferometer.
Depending on the load case in relation to shear and tension/compression adhesives show a different behaviour of the yield point [1], which is e.g. included in the Mahnken and Schlimmer [2] model.
The N-terminally truncated proteins Sirt1-214-747 and Sirt1-214-664, however, showed a different behaviour.
