Negative values, on the contrary, are related to phalanges with a flat appearance due to high breadths at midshaft and at the distal end (i.e. with apical tuberosities instead of tufts).
Expression breadth, however, shows a contrasting pattern, i.e. longer genes have higher breadth of expression, possibly to ensure those structural features associated with gene plasticity.
Namely, there is a strong depletion not only of "high rate/low breadth", but "high rate/medium to medium-high breadth" categories of sites and proteins.
To understand the relationship between transmembrane transport and tissue expression breadth on protein evolutionary rate, we split all the genes into three equally spaced bins according to their tissue expression breadth (bin 1: lower breadth [range: 1 7, n = 2,828], bin 2: medium breadth [range: 8 14, n = 1,444], and bin 3: higher breadth [range: 15 22, n = 2,783]).
Quality of written English: Acceptable Response to Reviewer 2 (Arcady R. Mushegyan) There is a strong depletion not only of "high rate/low breadth", but "high rate/medium to medium-high breadth" categories of sites and proteins.
He was also required to construct "A Street of five and forty foot in breadth at the foot of the Bank the Center of which Street to be at high Water Mark, and also Another Street next and fronting Hudsons River of thirty foot in breadth".
With respect to breadth of control, 13 TFs regulate more than 300 genes (known + predicted) each at high Platt score cutoffs (P ≥ 0.95).
The increased breadth of the transition is to be linked to the wider distribution of molecular weight between crosslinks at high BIS content.
We noted a tiny increase in the strips' breadth by augmenting the electronic dose in such range, which is simply due to a greater proximity effect occurring at high electron beam irradiation conditions.
Hold your heads high at the breadth and depth of your leaders' misdeeds.
