Companies chose this system for at least three reasons.
"That is one argument why I chose this system.
We chose this system because it represents an extreme case of animal communication; some bees perform this behavior intensively, effectively acting as communication specialists.
We choose this system because the emergence properties of this system, as elicited from the analysis of Pearson correlation coefficients, have been thoroughly investigated in the past [3], [4], [13], [17] [27].
We chose this system because of the ease and unparalleled speed with which constructs can be introduced and proteins expressed and correctly targeted to the chloroplast and polysaccharide granule.
We choose this system because (i) it is a large system (89,605 movies and 412,143 actors), (ii) it has a large heterogeneity both in movies and in actors, and (iii) it allows a sophisticated cluster characterization analysis based on the characteristics of the movie, namely genre, language, country, and filming locations.
We chose this system for our analysis, rather than another form of mechanosensory communication, the more famous "dance language" of the honey bee [16] because vibration signal communication involves a cadre of individuals that perform this behavior intensively over an extended period of time, making it particularly appropriate for genomic analysis.
We have, therefore, chosen this system for further studies.
