The weight of a pattern refers to the number of 1s in the pattern.
The human genome and other vertebrate genomes are heavily methylated in most tissues and developmental stages, a pattern referred to as 'global' DNA methylation [ 23].
Another typical example of a pattern, referred to as the BOF pattern, is.
In vertebrates, approximately 70-80% of cytosines in CpG dinucleotides are methylated [ 12], a pattern referred to as global methylation.
The human genome exhibits high levels of DNA methylation, - a pattern referred to as "global DNA methylation".
Both term and preterm labor are associated with a reduction in the percentage of monocytes expressing MHC class II depicting a pattern referred to as "monocyte hyporesponsiveness" or "immune paresis" [ 42].
A categorization pattern refers to a partition of this interval into sub-intervals, or perceptual categories.
In general, a movement pattern refers to any recognizable spatial/temporal regularity in movement data [47], [80], [84].
"Pattern" refers to a cDNA terminus structure detected in a raw EST sequence.
Generally speaking, this temporal pattern refers to the probability that a node will be infected at a certain time point.
The dimension of "strictness" measures how closely one adheres to a plant-based diet, while the dimension dietary pattern refers to the foods one avoids, such as eggs, dairy or fish.
