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Additional insight may come from the sequence specificity of uptake by species such as Haemophilus influenzae, where a 9 bp uptake signal sequence (USS) repeat is both highly overrepresented in the genome and needed for efficient DNA uptake.

Most TF motifs were highly overrepresented in both the Shared- and BCR-induced gene sets, as shown by the large number of data points along the diagonal of the scatterplot (Fig.  5a).

"Their unionization rate is consistently higher than that of blacks," the study said, in part because natives of Puerto Rico are "highly overrepresented in public-sector employment" in the city.

The OFFNM is highly overrepresented in the yeast regulome, suggesting that the specific functions described for the OFFNM, or other properties of this motif, provide a selective advantage.

Figure 9 shows that while EU-15 immigrants are employed in approximately the same sectors as natives with the exception of being underrepresented in the public sector—, Latin American, other European, and African immigrants are all highly overrepresented in other services, construction, and agriculture sectors with some of the highest shares of low-skilled jobs.

A second approach to the same question was to ask which 6mers were most highly overrepresented in the 3'-UTRs of the high confidence miR-1 and miR-124 targets.

As seen from the Table, binding sites for POU, Pit, Pbx, Pax, Olf, Meis and other neuron-specific transcription factors that perform specific functions in the central nervous system were highly overrepresented in evolutionarily conserved in regions of PK genes predominantly expressed in the nervous tissue.

We also found the motif highly overrepresented in the CDS of mRNA targets (13% of PUM1 and PUM2 mRNA targets with p values of <10−100 and 10−15, respectively), but it is almost absent in 5'-UTRs (Table 2, for detailed statistics on motif occurrences see Tables S6, S7).