In addition, this resource could also take advantage of the known contextual relationships between transcripts within a gene to categorise uniqueness at the gene and transcript levels to, for example, easily discriminate between unique regions shared by all transcripts and those exclusive to individual alternative splicing variants.
In place of simple associations between words, these networks encode relationships between unique entities.
The quirkiness of Elvis Presley, as embodied by his home, carries over into much of Memphis life, a spirit hovering between unique and downright strange.
First, consider the phenomenological distinction between unique and binary hues.
We propose a correlation between unique promoter architecture, Cp-sHSP expression and thermotolerance in both ecotypes.
The distinction between unique and non-unique stratal geometries is critical to the sequence stratigraphic methodology.
While ESCs reorganize their methylome to form EpiLCs, PGCLCs essentially dilute the EpiLC methylome at constant, yet different, rates between unique sequence regions and repeats.
Despite a narrow range of affinity for BCMA, dramatic differences in CAR T cell expansion were observed between unique scFvs in a repeat antigen stimulation assay.
Driving an understanding of the map between unique user identification and its value to a brand, acquisitions like MoPub allow Twitter to extend the reach of their most valuable asset: the logged-in user.
There are no dividers or subheadings, no logical progression of arguments or groupings of opinion and no distinction between unique, intelligent insights and throwaway expressions of approval and opposition.
To determine the association between unique domains of cognitive impairment and community integration in individuals with multiple sclerosis (MS), and to determine the contributions of cognitive impairment to community integration beyond the influence of demographic and clinical variables.
