Each single nucleotide polymorphism changes two transitions (i.e. consecutive colors), providing a large advantage in the detection of SNPs because only a fraction of color changes represent possible SNPs (Applied Biosystems, 2008a) and single color discrepancies can be regarded as sequencing errors.
Among the things that engage the eye are color, striking discrepancies or continuities between foreground and background and a kind of diffuse, almost palpable light.
Their superposition, with a color-coded discrepancy map, is shown for a advancement genioplasty and b reduction genioplasty.
In [5], the authors measure the degradation of the inks within printed color tiles and use discrepancy between the statistics of the authentic and print-and-scan tiles to perform authentication.
These findings imply that the functional locus of the discrepancy between color and position is different from that of the speaking effect.
In this study, we excluded participants who had two or more endoscopic findings (n = 315) or who had SAG but were H.pylori infection negative (n = 33) because we wanted to know the association with each single endoscopic finding and the tongue color and because the discrepancy might have been the result of a false positive SAG result, leaving the data of 548 residents available for analysis.
We propose an advanced randomized coloring algorithm for the problem of balanced colorings of hypergraphs (discrepancy problem).
In a psychophysical test, we confirmed whether there was the discrepancy between the color appearance and its corresponding hue angle as a consequence of adaptation to continuous color change in the stimulus.
Hair extensions are intended to look natural, which they are unable to do if there is a simple discrepancy in hair color.
Chris Rock noted the salary discrepancies women of color face while speaking with The New Yorker about "Saturday Night Live" star Leslie Jones.
