We first ran the MKV model without any topology constrains and found that the monophyly of the Sus-ISEA and Sus scrofa clades, as identified by the SNP data and in previous analyses [ 31], was highly supported (posterior probability PP > 0.9) for both CNVR-OR and CNVR-ALL, but not for CNVR-nonOR which supported a Sus cebifons and Sus scrofa (China) relationship.
jThese are the categories of violence as identified by the FBI, whose data was used to construct Figure 1.
Moreover, AE events located away from internal features correlated well with buckling and postbuckling deformation as identified by the full-field DIC data.
The number associated with each category represents the cluster as identified by the k-means clustering on the expression data within each category.
The lower band represents HGF itself, as identified by Western blot (data not shown), whereas the higher band was micro-sequenced and identified as nucleolin, with an expected size of 98 kDa (Table 2).
Another study undertaken in the US has compared the resource utilization and costs of LMP relative to gabapentin and pregabalin in PHN as identified by Medicaid claims data.
The Emi1 3'UTR sequence that we used for our fluorescence translation reporter is identical to that of all known Emi1 isoforms (NM_001142522.1, NM_012177.3, XM_011535749.1) and importantly, matches the sequence of the 3'UTR of Emi1 as identified by our RNA-seq data (See new Figure 3 figure supplement 1C).
The paradigm that draws together human outbreaks (as identified by, e.g., disease surveillance data) and environmental disruption will first be discussed in relation to local ecologic transformations.
It usually occurs below or at the safe detection level of an array (as identified by negative control probes, data not shown), and contributes only a small amount of signal to one channel which is corrected together with other systematic dye-label and hybridisation differences during the normalisation procedure.
Third, we excluded loci overlapping with [C/G]n mononucleotide microsatellites, non-[GT/AC]n dinucleotide microsatellites, tri- or tetranucleotide microsatellites, as identified by Sputnik (Abajian, unpublished data).
