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Furthermore, the choice of building materials and their use in architecture can be considered codes of social practice and even ideology.

Even if not sufficient, PBI ≥ 1 is a necessary condition for a sequence to be considered coding (step 4 of the algorithm, Fig. 3).

If we consider 2.5% as an acceptable rate of false positives in intron/exon classification, LcORFs from A. thaliana can be considered coding in 97% of the cases provided that they are >300 bp (Fig. 8).

If 1% of the BACs are considered coding (Table 2; Additional file 3, Table S2), this leaves approximately 75% of the BAC sequence uncategorized.

None of this is evidence of sexual crimes, but it may point towards someone who lives outside what may be considered normal codes of behaviour.

Therefore, ace3 can be considered to code for a novel master regulator of cellulase expression and a modulator of xylan degrading enzyme expression.

It provides for "agreement on a set of principles to be adopted by all the signatory parties when drafting the new Constitution," and adds, "Those principles are to be considered an informal code of ethics endorsed by the parties".

The different types of underlining in themselves could be considered a type of coded feedback.

One might even argue that Schubert's selective use of religion as a weapon against a minority may itself be considered a violation of the AAPC Code of Ethic regarding religious intolerance.

As most of the strains analyzed (28/36) have a chromosome larger than the IL1403 chromosome, this strain cannot be considered as representative of the coding capacities of the subspecies.

Murphy and Opperman had warned students in an April 12 Daily Sun op-ed that additional, disruptive demonstrations could be considered violations of the school's code of conduct, and would have consequences.