Comparing the sequences obtained by the two Illumina protocol versions, we observed a generally high conservatism, though nucleotides near the 3'-end showed slightly more diversity using Illumina V1.5 protocol.
For the long version, we observed main effects of "item type" (F1,9 = 33.046; p<0.001), indicating that there were more new items which were correctly rejected than old items which were correctly recognized, and of "group" (F4,36 = 12.928; p<0.001; ε = 0.762), showing that conformity affected both items types.
In the movie we seem to stare right into the tortured souls of the three sisters; in Mr. van Hove's version we observe them as through a glass, dimly, to borrow a phrase.
With the enhancements in the current version of DOVIS, we observed a near-linear speedup up to the 256 CPUs tested using the cluster's central disk drive.
For the archaeal version (LeuRS-A), we observed a dispersed distribution, mostly in branches that appear to have diverged more recently.
In Western blot analysis using myc-tagged versions of the chimeras we observed signals of expected size (both ∼37 kDa; Fig. 7).
We found that upright faces persisted longer than inverted versions of the same images; we observed a similar effect of inversion on the persistence of animal stimuli.
In N2A cells expressing truncated versions of CaBPs7 and 8 we observed a complete loss of membrane localisation and the proteins were entirely cytosolic.
In general, we detected reduced binding of most of the mutant versions of Spt16 that parallels the loss of histone H3 occupancy across this region that we observed in these mutant versions (compare Figure 6A with Figure 4I).
From the results, we observed that the hybrid version reached the best results in terms of execution time, achieving 7× speed up in average.
