Greenery was found important by contributing to settings attractive to visit for girls as well as boys and for younger as well as older children, if located in ways that also supported peer interaction and various games.
To compare two related 2° structures, a mismatch was defined as conserved if located in a loop, or located in a stem but causing GC GU conversions or covariation resulting in no change in base-pairing.
Loci were defined as intronic if located within the boundaries of annotated RefSeq genes [ 37].
Polyps were defined as distal if located in the descending colon, the sigmoid colon, or the rectum.
Tumor was classified as "primary" if located within the pons (or thalamus in Patient 8), "contiguous" if involving a CNS structure adjoining the primary tumor, or "metastatic" if involving a non-contiguous CNS structure.
An SNP located within the transcript region was considered to be linked to a transcript, as well as to a gene if located within or 5000 bps up- or downstream of the gene region.
These loci are therefore closely linked and do not recombine independently, as they would if located on different chromosomes.
Incidental PE is only included as an outcome if located in segmental or more central pulmonary arteries; incidental DVT is only included as an outcome if it involves the popliteal or more proximal veins in the legs/pelvis.
Similar results were observed when an FS prediction was reported as a true positive if located within 10 nt from the simulated FS (data not shown).
Furthermore, a splice junction is classified as coding sequence (CDS) if located inside the coding region, untranslated region (UTR) if located completely inside the untranslated region and UTR-CDS when one border is inside the UTR and the other inside the CDS.
The outcome of this selection process is considered to be based on two critical questions: whether a person perceives himself 1) as if actually located in the mediated environment (self-location) and 2) as being able to act in the mediated environment (possible actions).
