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An objective of the workshop was to make a working biased membrane switch from cheap and easily modifiable common materials.

Strand bias switch has been found within long vertebrate genes [ 13]: this gives direct proof that transcription is not the only cause of strand bias.

Comparisons of the exact nucleotide range of the bias switch observed in our study in somatic cell mutations and computational studies of human germline mutations (Huang et al. 2002; Sun et al. 2012) are challenging, because the latter studies report standardized and not actual allele lengths.

We have also clarified the terminology and made sure we use important terms, such as "activation bias" and "switch bias", more consistently throughout.

This means that the accelerometer bias switches back and forth between two distinct levels during some periods.

Liquid metal is actuated by 4 VDC applied to the electrolyte (a) and advances quickly into the channel until the bias switches to −10 VDC (b).

Josephson junctions consist of two layers of superconductor sandwiching an insulating layer; when a voltage bias switches the circuit "on," electrons "tunnel" through the insulating layer from one superconductor--usually a metallic, low-temperature superconducting material--to the other.

At ι =.2 there is practically no bias, and above ι =.2 the bias switches from positive to negative.

Possibly, our ex vivo data capture the portion of the dinucleotide mutation curve right before an expansion bias switches to a contraction bias.

At ι =.2 there is practically no bias except for very small K. Above ι =.2 the bias switches from positive to negative.

The two strands of the Helicosporidium and Euglena genomes are also biased with regards to nucleotide composition and this compositional bias switches at the putative origin of DNA replication [ 50, 51].