The close connectivity between these mutants is suggestive of a mutational resiliency in the population that is a plausible cause of their observed extended persistence times; they did not go extinct prior to burst 50 unlike all the 100-molecule lineages examined previously [ 22].
The majority of the genes (the first subtype probability, π1= 46%, red) have the lowest connectivity with mode = 0.0065; the second and third subtypes (green and blue) have close connectivity with probability close to 25%.
Experiments in paralyzed cats indicated close functional connectivity of ventro-lateral medullary neurons with phrenic, lumbar and recurrent laryngeal nerves during fictive coughing, induced by mechanical stimulation of the intrathoracic trachea.
For example, the eventual size of a forest fire is determined by the connectivity of trees—how close they are together, for instance but it is almost nothing to do with the size of the spark that started the fire in the first place.
This paper derives a close formula of connectivity probability with interference and Nakagami-m fading which is never obtained in previous works.
Degree represents the connectivity of proteins in a PIN, and closeness centrality represents how close proteins are to the center of a PIN.
The result is a Poisson distribution for connectivity of nodes P k), where each node has a degree quite close to the average (langle k rangle).
A similar observation was made by [36] about the intrinsic gray matter connectivity of mice where the volume fraction of axons and dendrites seems close to optimal.
No attempts have been integrated into our framework to improve the connectivity of the vessel network, for example by joining branch ends that are close together.
Because of the species' close association with riparian habitats in Belgium, rivers can be expected to be important in maintaining genetic connectivity of increasingly isolated populations.
