In addition, the sarcoplasmic reticulum compartment and its components are covered by an expanded hierarchy of terms.
Because taxon classes are arranged in an Is_a hierarchy, the quality of a subordinate taxon is also the quality of a superordinate taxon.
Our universities are arranged in a steep hierarchy.
Berlin goes beyond weak incommensurability, which holds that values cannot be ranked quantitatively, but can be arranged in a qualitative hierarchy that applies consistently in all cases.
He introduced the notion of ordinal rank for ordinary sets and he noticed that ordinary sets can be arranged in a cumulative hierarchy, indexed by their ranks.
A common ancestor and all of its descendants is a monophyletic group, or clade, and an evolutionary tree is a series of clades arranged in a nested hierarchy (Hennig 1966; Thanukos 2009).
Marginal and multilevel statistical techniques have been developed to deal with data arranged in a natural hierarchy [ 15, 16, 24].
Taken together, the findings of Rehe et al (2013) suggest that B-ALL cells are not arranged in a strict hierarchy, and that LSC activity is frequent and cannot be isolated by immunophenotypic markers of normal B cell differentiation.
See related article in EMBO Molecular Medicine http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/emmm.201201703 The cancer stem cell (CSC) hypothesis postulates that tumours are arranged in a developmental hierarchy reflecting heterogeneity on the cellular level.
SNT is a process whereby notes are arranged in a hierarchy from the top of a page to the bottom, or from left to right, without any hierarchy[ 30].
Here, users may be arranged in a hierarchy based on gender or occupation, Web sites may be characterized by contents, and there are natural hierarchies for time and location.
