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This is done by comparing a set of cell-surface proteins called human leukocyte antigen (HLA)—a system of molecules that enable components of the immune system such as T cells to mount an attack against foreign substances.

This chapter tested this question by comparing a set of subjects who played infinitely repeated games with another set who played in a repeated single-shot.

In the recent study of Hawkins et al. [11], the quality of theoretical conformations from OMEGA was evaluated by comparing a set of 197 high-quality PDB ligand structures with corresponding OMEGA-generated theoretical conformers.

The library would be constructed by comparing a set of previously determined reference sequences.

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The functional roles of Th1 and Th2 cytokines in the pathogenesis of SS have been assessed in some detail by comparing a set of gene knockout mice: NOD- Il4 -/- [ 77], NOD.B10- H2 b- Il4 -/- [ 65], NOD.B10- H2 b-C.

While in all prior studies [5], [6], [10] the relevant proteomic profiles were derived by comparing a "diseased set" versus a "normal set" as defined by other non-proteomic clinical, biochemical or microbiological criteria (differential proteomics), in the present study we used a reverse approach.

Identification of possible ncRNA elements was performed by comparing a comprehensive set of ncRNA predictions for various α-proteobacteria obtained from literature with our expression data (see Methods section).

By comparing a limited set of prokaryotic proteome sequences amino acid frequencies canonically discriminating psychropilic, mesophilic and thermophilic species were determined after modelling of candidate genes on existing three-dimensional structures [ 43].

As the selection of taxa can bias the identification of domains, we began by comparing a small set of deeply diverged taxa in order to avoid over-weighting lineage-specific protein features; we compared human MSX1 with the only known Msx proteins from a cephalochordate, a tunicate, an echinoderm, a polychaete worm, and a coral.

By comparing a defined set of inclusion/exclusion criteria against data held at a number of centres this would help improve trial design, in particular by estimating the likely number of patients who would match the eligibility criteria, thereby allowing a more accurate prediction of recruitment rates per site.