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LOH was investigated in 13 commonly informative and deleted markers on chromosome 16 (six markers), chromosome 17 (two markers), and chromosomes 1, 8, 9, 11, and 13 (one marker each).

"Negative" structural constraints, which are introduced because of the absence of some characteristic features in the spectrum, are commonly more informative than positive constraints.

Unlike random (or passive) learning, in which a classifier randomly selects examples from which to learn, the ML based classifier actively indicates the specific examples which are commonly the most informative examples for the training task and should be labeled.

We have applied cChIP-seq to three informative and commonly investigated histone modifications: H3K4me3, H3K4me1 and H3K27me3 (Fig.  1b).

The selected SNPs are commonly known as Ancestry Informative Markers (AIMs) and received this name because they exhibit large differences in allele frequencies between populations from different geographical or ethnic groups.

Is information always informative?

Despite its shortcomings, the TWFT is informative and is commonly used in combination with other tests to help gauge the presence and extent of brain damage in patients.

Our aim is to give a brief and informative insight about commonly used tools and universalized methodologies for metabolic pathway balancing and optimization.

Of these are lymph node involvement, tumour diameter and histological grade considered the most informative and hence commonly used in the clinical setting.

As a consequence, only up to 600 of the approximately 1,000 to 1,200 nucleotides of the more informative and thus commonly sequenced 3' segment of the SSU rDNA have been used for phylogenetic studies of higher taxa in planktonic foraminifera (Fig. 1).

Overall, these single copy nuclear genes are promising markers for phylogenetics, and contain a greater proportion of phylogenetically-informative sites than commonly used protein-coding sequences from the plastid or mitochondrial genomes.