Again, having several organisms is preferable, as the exact set of nutrients provided by the host will vary, and an intersection of gene sets best captures a generic host-associated lifestyle [ 20].
All experimental samples are compared to the reference sample and an intersection of these lists is used to identify the rank-invariant genes which can then be used for normalization [ 24].
Using Cake and an intersection of any two or more callers, we made 1225 calls (per sample 613 ± 42), of which 254 were from a reference call set representing a subset of positions (264) covered by the capture baits where a somatic mutation had resulted in a non-synonymous change; a sensitivity of 96.2% (Table 1, Supplementary Fig. S4).
Innovative spatial forms arise and develop at an intersection of science and art, engineering and architecture.
Moreover, it is shown that when both macropore diffusion and micropore diffusion resistances are comparable, macropore diffusion behaves like a surface barrier and leads to an intersection of the in-phase and out-of-phase response functions.
Microplasma science and technology is an intersection of plasma science, photonics, and materials science, which offers not only a realm of plasma phenomenology but also device functionality [1 4].
One of his workshops, Thresholds and Lust, is an intersection of both his festivals – this Festival of Death and Dying, and his prior Festival of Really Good Sex.
The company's decision to locate its first major store outside its home in Hershey, Pa., is an ambitious and expensive undertaking and a tribute to the allure of Times Square as an intersection of marketing and retailing.
It is well established that labor force participation intersects with fertility and the graphs here suggest an intersection of labor force participation and fertility across housing markets.
Peyote songs are performed both in unison and in harmonized settings, reflecting an intersection of Native American and European musical cultures.
