We used a dataset comprising all completely sequenced genomes of organisms belonging to the alpha-proteobacteria for ortholog identification (Additional file 1, Table S1).
Gallup's poll methodology, Alsop concludes, comprised completely "defensible allowances" for non-voters and undecideds.
Cannon.fm is like a lot of other streaming music services out there — Pandora and Spotify come to mind — however this lean team of eight or so have an interesting spin on the concept: the content is comprised completely of local music.
We live in a world of moving images, and an MLS Matchmaker comprised completely of GIFs would be ideal.
Talks about music can be stuffy at the best of times, often you find yourself in an assembled audience comprised completely of industry types, most of them all eyeing the stage thinking how much more interesting they would be than any of the chosen speakers.
The second sub-cluster, Mizoram sub-cluster, comprise completely of the four tribal populations of Mizoram [Hmar, Mara, Lai and Lusei].
It remains unknown whether the two sequences comprise completely separate peaks on the adaptive landscape or are connected through a neutral network, that is, if the neutral exchanges would permit the subsequent occurrence of initially deleterious exchanges.
Example: You've created a show called "Celebrity Choir" that pits two choirs comprised completely of celebrities against each other every week.
Among physicists working at Bohr's institute between the World Wars, the "Copenhagen Spirit" came to denote the very special social milieu there, comprising a completely informal atmosphere, the opportunity to discuss physics without any concern for other matters, and, for the specially privileged, the unique opportunity of working with Bohr.
In particular, the condition would not hold in networks composed only of cliques subnetworks comprising of completely connected components—of the same size, and where the diagonal terms in the influence matrix, (tilde {boldsymbol {G}}) are not set to 0. In this case, (tilde {boldsymbol {G}}^{2}) can be expressed as a linear function of I and (tilde {boldsymbol {G}}).
