Select how the GO IDs are to be used, either; Use these terms as a GO slim : map-up annotations to the set of GO terms to provide an overview of a list of proteins' attributes (for more on GO slims see below).
Measurements obtained after the encounters showed significantly higher levels of negative stereotyping, less anticipated patient adherence, worse perceived health, and more responsibility attributed for potentially weight-related presenting complaints directed toward the obese version of the virtual patient than the non-obese version.
Concrete type definitions, chemical Compounds, biological and chemical Properties, Descriptors, Models, and Predictions, contain attributes for more specific identification and description purposes.
Although the authors attributed the selection for more invasive and aggressive phenotypes to lower resource availability, the spatial distribution of resources could have also been an important selective force driving invasiveness.
The memos above indicate that the research team initially attributed the need for more focused attention in engaging several of the Latino and African-American male students to lower maturity levels among boys.
Generally, the tick challenge recorded during this study could be attributed to the more conducive conditions for tick proliferation, survival and lack of tick control programs in most pastoralist communities in Tanzania [ 39].
The absence of prognostic impact of the clinical stage in a multivariate setting can probably be attributed to the more intensive chemotherapy for INES99.3 (INSS stage 4) patients, indicating that these patients are sufficiently treated with 4 8 courses of chemotherapy (De Bernardi et al, 2009; Baker et al, 2010).
Name entities act as the major descriptive content, while sentiment carriers are more like attributes for name entity.
Participants who saw Laura wearing the bikini attributed significantly more blame to her for the assault than participants who saw her wearing jeans and a top.
In combination, these observations of relative homogeneity of selection within river systems, but heterogeneity among systems, could reflect a tendency for habitat attributes to differ more among systems or for genetic divergence to influence how populations respond to environmental conditions.
To generalize this, measuring strength of dependence for patterns with more attributes, and attributes with more categories, a method is to use log-linear models.
