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Note that the shorter DNA fragments are more tightly grouped and closely centered over the CTCF motif.

In this panel, as expected, the random sequence exhibits points with values closely centered around 0 on the y-axis.

To further illustrate this point, we have now included a V-plot analysis (PMID: 22025700) as a supplement, indicating that the shorter DNA fragments are more tightly grouped and closely centered over the CTCF motif.

The boxplots were closely centered on the identity line, with small deviations for low shrinkages, for which there was a trend to predict lower shrinkages (but by less than or around 10% from median values of observed shrinkage).

(Scenarios closely resemble the centered worlds used to define diagonal propositions. Whether there is a centered world for every scenario, and vice versa, are debated issues: see Chalmers 2006, section 3.4).

This Pt film, which was electroplated from H1-LLC of Triton X-100 ePt-H1-TX100 ePt-H1-TX100 ePt-H1-TX100ked comprisedne (facloselyered cubic) nanoparticlestackedeter, 4–7 nm) with 3D nanopores (width, 1–2 nm) developed among the particrystalline

The tendency for LV and LM to be centered more closely to each other than to LT in the common morphospace is consistent with this explanation.

It should go deep enough to get a good bite (or grip) on the wood, and needs to be centered as closely as possible.

Additionally, the telephone counseling component was highly client centered: counselors worked closely with participants to set challenging but achievable goals and provided frequent positive feedback on their performance.

Data collected at health facilities represented how closely health centers put theoretical guidelines into practice, and are more relevant for informing interventions integrated into existing infrastructure.

If we view an antibody as a center of a cluster formed by reads derived from this antibody, then construction of a repertoire corresponds to a difficult clustering problem with many closely located centers so that the radius of a cluster may exceed the distance from one cluster to another one.