Furthermore, the subgroup 9 MYB family has six members known only in cotton, comprising a possible 'fiber clade' distinct from the Arabidopsis thaliana GL1-like subgroup 15, which is involved in trichome and root hair initiation and development [ 41].
Land treatment systems comprise a possible alternative solution for wastewater management in cases where the constructions of conventional wastewater treatment plants are not afforded or other disposal option are not accessible.
Land treatment systems comprise a possible alternative solution for wastewater management in cases where the construction of conventional (mechanical) wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) are not afforded or other disposal option are not accessible.
When a system comprises all possible reactions that are performed by a cell, it is a genome-scale metabolic network.
The FAPC (Fisher 1976) comprises a list of 25 possible difficulties or behaviors, for example, "Is easily distracted by background noise".
The unique simple design with parameters 2− v,k,(v−2k−2)) is said to be the full design on v elements; it comprises all possible k-tuples on a v set.
Given the existing shortage of higher-level health professionals in developing countries [ 12] and the difficulty of their deployment in rural settings, CHWs comprise a possible useful health resource for the long-term and are a rapidly growing component of the health workforce in many countries [ 13].
In order to allow comparison of FTLD-FUS to other FTLD cases, we focussed on one subtype of FTLD-FUS (aFTLD-U), as it is possible that FTLD-FUS comprises a clinically heterogeneous group.
The problem space comprises all possible configurations in that domain (e.g., for chess problems, all possible arrangements of pieces on a board of chess).
The reference network comprises all possible regulatory interactions of TFs and miRNAs with their target genes, which may be TF, miRNA and non-TF genes.
Hence, samples generated from the chain may comprise a number of possible object state combinations at the order of C M. In contrast, in SIS-based sampling, particles are independently generated and each corresponds to a possible state combination, therefore C M particles are necessary to obtain the same number of combinations as in MCMC.
