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Specifically, each node that has exactly two neighbours is replaced by a dashed edge.
The draft genome, however, is missing many typically representative proteins such as GroEL and elongation factor TU, so we could harvest only about 1200 columns of representative proteins, and we indicate its position by a dashed edge without bootstrap support.
A solid edge represents an AT (or transcriptional diminishment) interaction, while a dashed edge denotes a RT (or transcriptional compensatory) interaction when inferring TIs (or GIs).
The two-state synchronous limit cycle shown with grey-bordered edges and grey arrows in Figure 2(d) translates to the pair of states targeted by the dashed edges when node C is knocked out; the desired repaired attractor is shown by the blue arrows with unfilled tips.
All molecular reactions that occur downstream of activated receptors are represented by solid edges, which depict direct interactions/reactions, or by dashed edges, which depict indirect/induced events.
A network is made to show the strongly correlated gene pairs which have a PCC value of 0.6 or higher (in bold edge) and −0.6 or lower (in dashed edge), where the negative sign here means negative correlation (Fig. 4C).
In this graph, solid edges are constructed for each vertex in a graph H of HC, whereas dashed edges correspond to edges in H. Figure 8 An example of a circular chromosome graph.
Each dashed edges without cross represents a valid combination between two nodes (with ASR = 1).
Green dashed edges show new follower links.
Black edges denote inferred connections without prior knowledge, green edges present an agreement, red edges could either have a wrong sign (e.g. activation instead of inhibition) or be connections that do not comply with prior knowledge, while grey dashed edges stand for prior knowledge not reproduced in the inferred network.
An event channel is represented by a dashed arrow, where the direction of the arrow represents the direction of causality.
