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In this way, the two groups being compared represented the same 30 genotypes exposed to two different environments for the three-month period.

When the expression profiles of each gene from aGp array, Agilent's microarray and qPCR are compared, represented by green, purple and blue lines, respectively, it is apparent that DEFA3 achieved almost complete correlation among the three measurement systems (Fig.  5A).

Second, we sought to perform the analysis of expression data in an apples-to-apples fashion by ensuring that entities being compared represented common transcript sets, or "transcript patterns", for a given gene.

Although most comparisons of genetic structure were significant, the relatively shallow genetic structure on average especially when populations west of the CMR were compared represents a scenario of unhindered gene flow incompatible with the rugged geographic topology.

Using survey data collected from PhD students in five academic disciplines across eight public U.S. universities, the authors compare represented and non-represented graduate student employees in terms of faculty-student relations, academic freedom, and pay.

All of the bioinformatics tools we compare represented different ways to identify such small molecule effects, by gene-wise independent testing, highlighting links or identifying active subnetworks.

She compares representing artists to "tending a garden" and spends three or four hours on the phone every day talking to them.

We also compare representing cloth microgeometry using volumes derived directly from the micro CT data to using explicit fibers reconstructed from the volumes.

The 3 genomes we compare represent critical stages in the history of cholera.

The output data for the m electropherograms (k = 1,..., m) to be compared is represented as (L', H, A) k.

Complex networks can be analyzed and compared by representing networks abstractly as graphs (e.g., [7] [8]), consisting of a set of vertices (nodes) linked by a set of edges (connections).