There were signals, signs, points (i.e. switches that selected the route), and rules of the road, all of which defined issues of flow and required technical knowledge.
To define a small culture area on the glass, we used FlexiPERM silicone rings, each with the approximate shape of a decapitated cone, the smallest end of which defined a 1 cm2 (i.e. 5.6 mm radius) circle (Fig 1A).
DNA methylation profiles revealed six classes, three of which defined new groups that were not classified by expression subtypes, and these might reflect different cells of origin [ 94].
The ability to leverage public data to address platform-effects has been demonstrated most recently by the Gene Expression Barcode (GEB) and Gene Expression Commons, both of which define absolute gene expression scores based on a background distribution [ 15, 16].
Brazil has more Roman Catholics than anywhere, but the largest number of converts is from Catholicism to Afro-Brazilian cults, none of which defines good or evil.
TTR contains two distinct quaternary interfaces, one of which defines the binding sites for thyroxine and small-molecule amyloidogenesis inhibitors.
Additionally, seven critical unconfinement factors, each of which defines a possible transition between two consecutive configurations encountered, are also solved.
Bowhead whales avoided Alaskan Coastal Water and Siberian Shelf Water, the latter of which defines the western limit of their range, likely due to lower intrinsic densities of zooplankton prey.
The proposed neighbourhood transition schemes are based on relaxing different types of constraints, each of which defines a different solution space.
Distinct anatomical regions are involved in an array of processes, including organismal homeostasis, cognitive functions, and susceptibility to neurological pathologies, many of which define our species.
