Affymetrix Human Transcriptome Arrays (HTA 2.0) probed 30,682 annotated transcript clusters, of which 24,371 coding and 5,389 non-coding transcript clusters were deemed expressed in maternal whole blood.
Then they go and set up companies".Come closerOne of the most successful incubators for new firms are industrial clusters, of which Silicon Valley is the best-known and most imitated example.
We detected a total of 723 clusters of which 462 are newly discovered clusters.
About 3,000 name pairs led to 26,887 clusters of which 18 clusters contained both names.
They point out it was the Liberal Democrat general election manifesto that suggested scrapping primary care trusts, clusters of which Mr Lamb has suggested should be retained.
It contains five metal clusters of which clusters B, B′, and a subunit-bridging, surface-exposed cluster D are cubane-type [4Fe-4S] clusters.
Obvious, but wrong – the cluster of companies that makes its home in East London is only the country's third-fastest growing – it is currently being eclipsed by two rival clusters of which most people probably aren't even aware.
However, our approach is for the optimization of the data layout distribution and scheduling improvement on data-intensive clusters, of which the typical system is Hadoop.
A sub-channel is spread over eight or twelve clusters of which only two or three data sub-carriers from each cluster are used.
The trial is designed to recruit 560 pregnant women who screened positive for perinatal depression (PHQ-9 score ≥10) from 40 village clusters, of which 20 receive the THPP+ intervention.
Clustering of 633 B_mols produced a total of 423 clusters of which 318 clusters (50.24% of B_mols) were singletons while remaining 105 clusters (49.76% of B_mols) were non-singletons (see Additional file 1: Figure S4).
