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We did this by generating a matrix representing counts for each occurrence of unique word pairings within student responses for each year and pre/postunit grouping.

Therefore, analogous to the role of chondroitin-proteoglycans in the developing vulva, CEJ-1/B0280.5 may support actomyosin-mediated cytokinesis of polar bodies by generating a hydrated matrix.

In addition, restlessness, another important factor of energy expenditure (see Higham et al. 2011a), was derived by generating a binary matrix of changes in either position or locomotion (locomotion/position was entered in a single column).

We further estimated the goodness of fit of the PCoA by generating a model distance matrix from the eigenvector matrix (using 'Simint') and comparing it with the original Dice coefficient matrix (with 'Mxcomp' and 1000 permutations).

The aim of this study was to develop a standardised procedure for monitoring ecosystem and community change by generating a combined data matrix based on species abundance data from different taxonomic groups, and to validate this approach using three typical data sets from freshwater ecosystems.

Collinearity was assessed by generating a correlation coefficient matrix for all variables to be considered for inclusion in the regression model.

We then tried to directly compare the in vivo and in vitro binding specificities by generating a new weight matrix from the ChIP-Seq data with the same computational method that was used to generate the in vitro binding specificity matrix (shown as a sequence logo in Figure  1E).

34 Comparisons were also made between cases by examining participants of different disability levels, genders, towns, ages and across theme groupings by generating a series of matrices in NVivo.

We quantified textures by generating a gray level concurrence matrix (GLCM) based on the spatial relationships between pixels.

Myofibroblasts are specialized fibroblasts that contribute to wound healing by producing extracellular matrix and by generating a contractile force to bring the edges of a wound together.

The presence of putative transcripts for carbonic anhydrase in L. elliptica mantle is unsurprising as this protein was first identified in the shell in 1948 [ 78] and it has subsequently been implicated in matrix mineralisation by generating an acidic environment through the conversion of respiratory CO2 into HCO3 in the presence of water [ 38].